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That's right all you Blizzard fans out there; it looks like you're gonna have to wait until 2013 if you want to attend BlizzCon, because Blizzard Entertainment has officially canceled this year's show. The reason for this sudden announcement was also give...

According to this report, after anti-gay slurs during the closing performance at BlizzCon 2011, Blizz President Mike Morhaime issued a formal apology, like so: Dear members of the Blizzard community, I have read your feedback and comments about this year's BlizzCon, and I have also read the feedback to the apology from Level 90 Elite Tauren Chieftain...

Kerrigan is back and she wants revenge. More specifically she's after Mengsk. Check out this little trailer for StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm:

Okay, so Blizzard's Blizzcon has begun in all its Blizzardness. You've seen yesterday's Diablo 3 'Back Soulstone' trailer as well as the news about WoW subscribers getting Diablo 3 for free. Well, more Blizzardistic stuff is coming in from Blizzcon, just to keep you up to speed on Blizztastical things - Blizzardautiously speaking, of course.

Accompanying Blizzard's announcement for the final character class in Diablo III is this neat reveal trailer. Meet the Demon Hunter:

Well, dudes, had AT server issues yesterday (perfect timing as usual), so I couldn't post the Diablo III trailers from Blizzcon 2010. But managed to upload them so you can give them a looksy if haven't grabbed them somewhere eles by now (and I'm sure most of you already have). Anyway, hope you all have a nice weekend. Cheers, Vader signing off.

That's right, folks the Blizzcon 2010 is in full swing and Blizzard Entertainment finally showcased the final character class for their upcoming action RPG, Diablo III. So, apart from the Barbarian, Monk, Witch Doctor and Wizard, players will also be able to choose the Demon Hunter, who's main weapons are crossbows and arrows (a lot of arrows actually)...

BlizzCon, Blizzard Entertainment's annual gaming event, returns this year to the Anaheim Convention Center on Friday, October 22 and October 23. As always, the event will packed with various cool events and presentations related to Blizzard's products and the companies top game franchises - StarCraft, Diablo and World of Warcraft...

Okay, there's still a bit of leftover media from the GamesCom 2009, so I'll be posting that shortly. As for the BlizzCon '09, I have to say I'm glad that they revealed the new character class for Diablo III and I'm sure WoW fans can't wait to get their hands on Wow: Cataclysm...

As you probably noticed, the BlizzCon 2009 is in full swing and there's already a great deal of media and info coming in on Diablo III, WoW and of course StarCraft II. However, one of the most disappointing news is the decision to push the Diablo III release beyond 2010, which, you'll have to admit is helluva long time to wait...

Diablo III was expected to arrive during 2010. During the BlizzCon Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime confirmed that World of Warcraft: Cataclysm and StarCraft II are both set for 2010 (thanks, Shack). While we're on the subject, have a look at our Diablo III screenshot gallery - I've just updated it with more shots. click to view full gallery click to view full gallery

As we reported earlier, World of Warcraft: Cataclysm is in the works over at Blizzard. Check out the WoW: Cataclysm announcement trailer: Here are some of the key features: Two New Playable Races: Adventure as the cursed worgen with the Alliance or the resourceful goblins with the Horde...

Brand new screens for Blizzard's Diablo III just arrived. Have a peek: click to view full gallery click to view full gallery We expect more updates, including info and trailers within the next few hours, so sit tight...

Korean Blizzard website may have let it slip that the fourth class in Blizzard's action RPG Diablo III the Monk. Other than that, no official or unofficial news from the BlizzCon has shown up yet. We're waiting impatiently for more announcements about Diablo III, StarCraft II, WoW and of course the much-anticipated new MMOG. Thanks, Diii.net.

Magazine publisher Future and Blizzard Entertainment announced a publishing agreement for World of Warcraft: The Magazine - the official magazine of the MMORPG. Debuting this weekend at the BlizzCon 2009 event in Anaheim, Calif., World of Warcraft: The Magazine is a new quarterly publication that covers all aspects of the MMORPG, from game content to the players themselves...