Tyler Colp

Overwatch League Season 1 is over, but many of its most notable players are still competing for the Overwatch World Cup.

Overwatch on the Nintendo Switch is more likely that we thought, especially considering Blizzard just announced that Diablo 3 will come to the platform later this year.

On Tuesday, The Dallas Fuel's Brandon "Seagull" Larned retired from professional Overwatch to take up full-time streaming on Twitch. Seagull explained a lot of reasons for why he decided to stop playing, but made note of the impact it had on his mental health. "That whole time though, I had to sacrifice a lot of things. Like a lot of my personal life, a lot of my mental and physical health," Seagull said during his stream. "I had a lot of problems playing, but it was all worth it because I got to compete."

Hearthstone Production Director Yong Woo has left Blizzard to join Second Dinner, the new studio helmed by former Hearthstone Game Director Ben Brode.

You might have been afraid that the good old Flight Master's Whistle will go away in Battle for Azeroth, but don't fret, it's here to stay.

Uldir, the first Battle for Azeroth raid, is coming out on September 4.

Today is the day that World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth goes live and everyone has been preparing to make the trek into new territory.

Multiple Diablo projects are in the works.

We promise these jokes are hilarious, but this post contains major spoilers for this week's Battle for Lordaeron event.

The latest set of six Overwatch heroes from Funko Pop are available for pre-order on the Blizzard Gear Store, including Hanzo, Doomfist, Torbjorn, Orisa, Ana, and Genji. According to Blizzard, the figures are expected to ship before November 31, and if you're a avid Funko collector, you can have all six figures arrive in one box. Each figure is $10 and all sit at the same height except the Orisa figure which is six inches.