Blizzard Entertainment
Microsoft slashes 1,900 roles in gaming business
Concurrently, two executives at Blizzard Entertainment, a subsidiary of Microsoft-owned Activision Blizzard, announced their departures.
Blizzard reportedly renews NetEase deal for World of Warcraft in China
In 50 Words: Earlier this year, Blizzard suspended its services in the country.
Warlords of Draenor is one of the best World of Warcraft expansions yet (review)
The Dark Portal is open to Draenor, but does World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor live up to its hype? Launch issues aside, the answer is yes.
Bad move, Blizzard. Oceanic server goes unfixed until California morning
World of Warcraft Oceanic server Saurfang saw a game-breaking bug go ignored by Blizzard for almost 11 hours. Is there no customer service in our timezone?
Is Asia ready for a game like Overwatch?
Overwatch looks like it’s going to be great, but will it see success in the Asia region?
Asiasoft’s new English mobile game rips off Blizzard IP
The regional publisher makes another mobile gaffe.
GameStart 2014 promises to be the best gaming con Singapore has seen yet
Want to know what the gaming con GameStart 2014 is going to be all about? Click to find out more!
One Vietnamese gamer has brought Hearthstone to Android
Vietnamese gamer Khanh Hoang Tran has successfully ported Blizzard Entertainment’s Hearthstone card game to Android.
Why Blizzard needs a publisher for Hearthstone in Vietnam
It’s been a good six months since Hearthstone was released worldwide, and its influence has grown steadily around the world. Tournaments are sprouting internationally, and Vietnam is no exception. The
Blizzard wants to send one lucky SEA fan to Blizzcon
Blizzard Entertainment is celebrating World of Warcraft’s tenth anniversary, and it’s starting by sending one lucky SEA player to Blizzcon 2014.



