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 ...

Blizzard has given its game launcher, Battle.Net, a new visual design, marking its first major overhaul in eight years. It’s available now for some players in North America, and will be gradually ...

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 ...

Game Rant writer for over 3 years! Trevor is a lifelong gamer who loves all types of games, but especially RPGs, platformers, and Fortnite. Ever since popping in the cartridge for The Legend of Zelda: ...

Blizzard has confirmed a recent DDoS attack on Battle.net, causing login issues, high latency, and disconnections. The issue has since been resolved for most, but players still having trouble logging ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Blizzard's hit ARPG Diablo 4 will be playable via Game Pass on PC, but it does require an extra hoop to jump through compared to those playing on ...

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 ...

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 ...

Blizzard’s game launcher, Battle.net, is getting a big update, which should make browsing through your library a little easier. Blizzard has been testing Battle.net’s 2.0 changes on its beta server.

Update May 11, 2022 at 6:53 p.m. PT: Blizzard has noted that the DDoS attacks have ended. Players who are still unable to log in are being directed to try various connection troubleshooting fixes. The ...

Battle.net is Blizzard Entertainment's answer to providing online games, a social network, digital distribution, and digital rights management from a single app. It's been around since 1996, but today ...

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 ...