It was back in 2004 – a whopping 14 years ago – when I used to play, what we now call World of Warcraft Classic, like a maniac. Since then countless new expansions have been released of which I’ve only barely touched the first one. Nonetheless it appeared to be about time to Blizzard to give an overhaul to WoW’s underlying engine, which now supports DirectX 12.

If you are a gamer you are probably already running a more recent operating system. However if you are still stuck on Windows Xp or Windows Vista, you should know that Blizzard will drop support for these two old OSes. Although Windows XP is 8 years old, this OS still holds a fairly substantial amount of market share. Later this year, World of Warcraft, Diablo III, StarCraft 2, Hearthstone and Heroes of the Storm will no longer be supported. Warcraft 3 or Diablo II should still work on XP and Vista.

Although first rumors hinted that StarCraft Remastered was to be released in March, Blizzard has finally come up with an official statement on the actual launch date. On August 14 StarCraft Remastered is going to be released and so far it can be pre-ordered for $14.99 US. The Remastered edition comes with a few new features yet the gameplay remains unchanged.

During a StarCraft event held in Seoul, Korea, back in March this year, Blizzard’s president publicly announced that their going to launch a remaster of the original StarCraft somewhen mid-2017. On top of that the remaster should be free to download. It looks like Blizzard is not only remastering the original StarCraft. Two new Job openings suggest that maybe Warcraft 3 and Diablo 2 could undergo a major overhaul as well.

Blizzard has announced that the latest World of Warcraft expansion, called Legion, will be rolling out on August 30th, bringing plenty of improvements including new area, new class, new PVP system, and more.

It appears that Blizzard is gearing up to work on a new game in the Diablo universe, at least according to recent job listings.

While Blizzard is still doing good and has plenty to work on in future, including some new IPs as well as possible sequels to existing franchises, a recent tease about possible Warcraft 4 and Starcraft 3, are certainly the biggest tease ever.

Blizzard has released a new trailer that shows a bit of the story for the upcoming StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void expansion, which is the third and final chapter of the StarCraft 2 game.

Blizzard has finally revealed a release date for Starcraft 2: Legacy of the Void game which should be released on November 10th.

It's amazing to see people recreate their favorite games using new Engines. This time "Daniel L" has posted a video on YouTube showing his creation. If you've ever played World of Warcraft you'll know that these graphics are so much better than the original.

It appears that Blizzard is determined to stop cheating and bots in World of Warcraft as it has applied a six month ban for over 100,000 accounts.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are probably the best time of year for gamers as there is plenty of games on sale to choose from and Blizzard will have some rather nice deals this year.

Blizzard Entertainment has decided to cancel the project Titan, a rumored MMO that the developer has been developing for more than seven years.

There have been a lot of talk regarding new games and their resolution and framerate on consoles and while some argue that gameplay is more important than the actual resolution of the game, the visual aspects are still quite important. Blizzard's Diablo 3 is one of those games that will have a different resolution on different next-gen consoles but thankfully Blizzard is working on that "problem".

We have already seen some rather impressive teasers from Blizzard regarding the upcoming Reaper of Souls expansion for Diablo III and as of March 24th, you can get your hands on it for a price of US $39.99 for the standard version, US $59.99 for the digital deluxe version or US $79.99 for the retail deluxe edition version.

Blizzard's Diablo III Reaper of Souls is set to launch on March 25th and in order to get the players ready for it, Blizzard has released a new video showing some details of the upcoming pre-expansion patch.

Blizzard has announced that its Starcraft 2 The Arcade is now free for everyone.

It appears that there is a Trojan out there which is compromising players World of Warcraft accounts. Even if players use Blizzard's authenticator to logon accounts can be accessed. It looks like the Trojan is hidden in a fake version of the Curse Client.

Since Blizzard introduced Diablo III there have been discussions going on about it's auction house and most of these discussions weren't actually to positive at all. For the happiness of lots of gamers, Blizzard is officially going to close the auction house within Diablo III on the 18th March 2014.

A new "Reaper of Souls" teaser page has appeared on the official Diablo 3 site showing what most rumors point out to be a Diablo III expansion.