Diablo

Diablo Immortal and the rumored Pokemon Go-style Warcraft game were not Blizzard's first attempts at taking their biggest series to mobile platforms.

Games are getting more and more connected all the time -- they're more about multiple players having experiences together, about teamwork and group play.

It's back.

Back in the distant, distant past of November 2018, Diablo 3 arrived on the Switch and with it came the announcement of a delightfully devious looking Loot Goblin amiibo to be released in December.

StarCraft Remastered.

We knew that Season 16, the Season of Grandeur, would be coming to Diablo 3 on January 11th due to the patch notes for patch 6.2.4 -- that date has now been changed to the 18th.

With the PTR for Diablo patch 2.6.4 having come and gone this past November, we're now aware that Diablo 3 Season 15 is ending, and Season 16 has a name and an official start date.

Earlier today Kotaku published a lengthy post breaking down everything from Diablo 4 to Pokemon Go for World of Warcraft -- from interviews from 16 Blizzard employees wishing to remain anonymous.

Blizzard is about to put Diablo 3's Patch 2.6.4 on the PTR for a week of testing -- an unusually short amount of time for a patch to get tested on the PTR, implying a fast turnaround for it.

Last week, we talked about the 20-year gap between Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 and how Diablo Immortal is going to live in that gap, starting five years after the destruction of the Worldstone.