Blizzard Entertainment has released an eleventh BlizzCast episode, with its sole focus being a roundtable discussion with several of the team members that played crucial roles in making this year’s BlizzCon a success. Rob: The audience interaction really adds a…

The folks over at blog Web of Entertainment have compiled over a hundred photographs that have been taken of Blizzard Entertainment’s offices during various press tours.  We’ve seen some of them before, but that’s OK – they’re worth looking at…

Seeking to outdo our little revision today, Blizzard Entertainment has launched a brand new website that’s no doubt in preparation for their upcoming Battle.net 2.0 update and the release of StarCraft II and Diablo III. We even have some bullet…

Blizzard Entertainment hosted a couple of keynotes at this year’s GDC Austin, during which they talked a bit about their cancelled squad-based sci-fi RPG Nomad, the staggering number of bugs in World of Warcraft, the losses they incur from each…

Blizzard Entertainment’s Michael Ryder took some time out of his day to address a selection of questions about World of Warcraft, StarCraft II, and the company’s development strategies over at GamesIndustry.biz. Q: There’s an interesting balance in deciding what’s in…

Gameplanet is offering up two separate interviews with Blizzard Entertainment’s Rob Pardo and J. Allen Brack about the future of Battle.net, their World of Warcraft: Cataclysm expansion, why other developers are abandoning the PC, and more. From the Rob Pardo…

During GamesCom, NowGamer had the opportunity to chat with Blizzard Entertainment executive managing director Mike Ryder about pursuing other IPs, their success in the MMO field, and more. Is there a tendency to underestimate the difficulties of establishing an MMO?…

Both Wired.com and GamesIndustry.biz have slapped up new interviews with Blizzard COO Paul Sams concerning the revised Battle.net platform, the future of World of Warcraft, the company’s development strategies, and much more. A snip from Wired’s Q&A: Wired.com: As an…

After the original stock sold out, the Eminence Symphony Orchestra has re-released both the standard and legendary editions of their Echoes of War: The Music of Blizzard Entertainment album. From Blizzard’s website: The new re-issue of Eminence Symphony Orchestra’s two-disc…