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Blizzard Boss On Why Diablo Is Becoming A TV Show And How Involved The Studio Will Be

At BlizzCon, Blizzard announced a partnership with Netflix for an animated Diablo TV show. The announcement caught some by surprise, but Blizzard president Johanna Faries said in an interview that it makes sense for the studio because many people simply don't have the time to invest meaningfully in Blizzard's games, but still might watch a Diablo TV show. “We have so much fandom around Blizzard that doesn’t always necessarily translate into hardcore gaming time,” she told The Los Angeles Times.

Read articleSep 16, 2026
PC Gamer

Is Aniimo a gacha game?

The creature catcher says Anii-no to typical gacha banner pulls.

Read articleSep 16, 2026
PC Gamer

The Witcher 3 producer says it's scary to work with another studio on the game's expansion: 'I also think twice about leaving my baby with someone'

But, "there are people over there who are not me who take the best care ever of them."

Read articleSep 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

"A dried husk of a product": former Doom producer berates Microsoft for making Halo a "mid-tier" game and mourns the "financialisation" of AAA

Former Doom: The Dark Ages producer Andrew Willis has shared tuppence on the state of the blockbuster videogame trade, arguing that the biggest companies and most popular series are going through a familiar "cycle" whereby the moneyfolk finally displace the creatives, and start messing games up in the name of short-term returns. He reckons that the likes of Halo are well on their way to becoming "a dried husk of a product that everyone just now associates with like, slop". Read more

Read articleSep 16, 2026
GameSpot

Why Blizzard Stopped Protecting The Overwatch Formula To Save The Game

After a successful rebrand earlier this year, the mood around Overwatch has been far more positive recently. Speaking to GameSpot at BlizzCon, associate game director Alec Dawson attributed the recent success to ditching the fear of changing core systems--such as the introduction of a Perk system that fundamentally alters hero capabilities--embarking on a year-long narrative, and actively working to break player expectations. "Being able to continue to surprise people is really important," Dawso

Read articleSep 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

"We're trying to make it easier": Valve confirm the Steam Frame is just the start of plans to get Steam games working on compatibility-challenged ARM PCs

The Steam Frame, unfortunately RAM shortage-ravaged as it is, is unique among virtual reality headsets for its ability to run Steam games – VR or 'flat' alike – entirely on its own, internal compute hardware. It is, in effect, a SteamOS PC for your face. Yet as I waxed about in our review, this feature’s impact could extend far beyond the Frame itself, as it’s based on new compatibility tech that Valve now hope to bring to a broader range of PCs and laptops. Potentially, according to staff speak

Read articleSep 16, 2026
GameSpot

Zero Parades: Director’s Cut Revealed And PS5 Edition Release Date Announced

Following the release of Zero Parades in May, developer ZA/UM Studio has announced a Director's Cut version, and it's coming soon as a free update for everyone, while the game's console edition is launching in November. The Director's Cut will release on October 1, while the PS5 version will release on November 3. The game has not been confirmed for Xbox or Switch, however. Coming soon. Representing the end of post-launch support on PC, the Director's Cut is free for all existing owners of Zero

Read articleSep 16, 2026
Eurogamer

HBO boss continues to suggest The Last of Us Season 3 is the series' final season

HBO boss Casey Bloys has mentioned again that he believes The Last of Us series will be finished in three seasons. Read more

Read articleSep 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave review

I cannot remember the last time I put this many hours into a game for a review. And still, I'm sitting here, writing this, itching to play more of Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. Despite some odd decisions for an RPG of this depth and scale - a single save slot and diluted difficulty, to name two - I haven't played a game that has captivated and fascinated me like this in years. This is Fire Emblem at its peak, a game as sharp and satisfying as Awakening on the 3DS, with character work and story a

Read articleSep 16, 2026
Rock Paper Shotgun

"They often don’t make it in the door": Wardogs studio Bulkhead check for "anti-crunch messaging" on prospective hires' social media, CEO says

Bulkhead CEO Joe Brammer has revealed that the studio behind recent FPS hit Wardogs check the social media accounts of prospective hires for public criticism of crunch practices, and deliberately prefer to avoid bringing such folks on board. In the exec's view, devs working extra or long hours to get a game or update out of the door - otherwise known as crunch - "is going to happen at some point", even if the studio "always try and avoid it". Read more

Read articleSep 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Here's the second wave of Xbox Game Pass games coming in September

The second wave of games coming to Xbox Game Pass in September has been announced, and the list considerably improves what's already on offer, with a huge new arrival in Gears of War: E-Day, and notable arrivals in Dune Awakening, and Minecraft Dungeons 2. Read more

Read articleSep 16, 2026
Eurogamer

Microsoft doesn't dismiss rumours a major Xbox Game Pass shake-up is on the way, which reportedly removes day-one game offerings entirely

Xbox could be planning another major shake-up of its Game Pass subscription service, this time removing key benefits the service is known for. That's according to a new leak from ResetEra user Slayven, who in 2025 revealed Microsoft's plans to raise Game Pass prices and change tier offerings, some of which turned out to be true. Read more

Read articleSep 16, 2026
PC Gamer

'We can't stuff AI back in a box' says former US president Barack Obama, confirming he's 'not a doomer' while still calling for more government AI regulation

'But we can collectively determine how it's developed and how it’s used.'

Read articleSep 16, 2026
PC Gamer

Relic thought Company of Heroes 3's ambitious dynamic campaign would eventually come together, but it didn't: 'We bit off more than we could chew'

Conceptually, it was great, but it was also quite broken.

Read articleSep 16, 2026
GameSpot

This Is How Blizzard Is Reducing Toxicity In Overwatch

For years, Overwatch had an infamous player toxicity problem. A few years after its successful 2016 debut, the problem became especially bad whenever a new hero was added to the game, and that was an issue Blizzard wanted to solve. How did it do that? By simultaneously dropping five heroes into the game earlier this year, as part of Overwatch 2's rebuild. Alongside the game's first year-long story arc, The Reign of Talon, this gamble paid off when Blizzard discovered that toxicity within the pla

Read articleSep 16, 2026
PC Gamer

Looks like SK hynix wants to make memory chips on US soil and it could work with Intel to do it

Or so the rumour mill says.

Read articleSep 16, 2026
PC Gamer

Full body tracking could come to Steam Frame courtesy of this supercharged Base Station-like device that doesn't require headset support

Soulart says it's working to support Steam Frame with its standalone motion tracker.

Read articleSep 16, 2026
PC Gamer

Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons won't have waypoints, so that players can figure things out without 'blindly trusting' a UI

"You lose that feeling of curiosity because you're like, well, why even bother?"

Read articleSep 16, 2026
GameSpot

New PS5 Update Is Out Now, And Sony Actually Added Some New Features

A new PS5 firmware update has arrived, and it's upgrading the console with more than just extra stability. Firmware update version 26.06-14.00.00 offers a new tweak for the PS5 Pro console, voice chat improvements, and tweaks to longstanding features. Here's a breakdown of everything. For PS5 Pro owners, the update will now see the option for enhanced PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) turned on by default. When this is active, it will allow games to run with sharper, smoother visuals,

Read articleSep 16, 2026
PC Gamer

Where have all the RTX 5090s gone? Stock of the high-end GPU is disappearing from US online retailers

Not much of a mystery.

Read articleSep 16, 2026

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