Battle.net has long been virtually synonymous with Blizzard, but the World of Warcraft publisher will soon make it actually synonymous as well. The company today announced that it will retire the ...

It’s been stated in the past that Blizzard would be getting rid of their former Battle.net branding, something that has been with the company for decades. The decision came last year when Blizzard ...

Blizzard plans to move away from the Battle.net moniker. In a new blog post, the company revealed its plans to transition away from the term used by its online gaming service and the functionality ...

Blizzard is giving its game launcher Battle.net a visual overhaul, the first major redesign for the platform in eight years. The new layout switches around many components in an effort to provide a ...

Blizzard Entertainment released a sizable update for its core Battle.net service this week to revamp the launcher with new features and an improved performance. This update is “the biggest front-end ...

Today's World of Warcraft maintenance is an extremely unusual eight-hour downtime for all servers — modern, Classic, and ...

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We may earn a commission from links on this page. Blizzard executive vice president of game design Rob Pardo hosted a Battle.Net and StarCraft II panel, explaining how the integration of game and game ...

ORIGINAL STORY: Blizzard has apologised to its players after Battle.net suffered login issues. An issue affecting the company’s authentication services caused slow or failed login attempts. At the ...

Although Steam has become the de facto game store and community platform on PCs, almost every major publisher has its own little island to speak of. Actually predating even Steam, Blizzard's (now ...

Activision Blizzard's Battle.net experienced a Distributed Denial of Service or DDoS attack, leading its users unable to access it or log in for a time. PARIS, FRANCE - OCTOBER 25: The Overwatch logo ...

Battle.net is going away. Don’t worry! Your loot boxes are safe. The technology behind the service is staying, but the name is on the way out. Blizzard, the publisher of online megahits like World of ...