Diablo

Let's not pretend -- a sizable chunk of Blizzard's fans are not fans of the mobile platform.

UPDATE: The Season 18 PTR is now up and the new Season 18 buff has been revealed.

The question is simple: is Blizzard going to reveal Diablo 4 this BlizzCon?

Diablo Immortal will be Blizzard's latest entry into the dark fantasy RPG series, but it'll be a bit different from what you're probably used to.

If you're just picking up Diablo 3 on the Switch, or hitting a Season for the first time and you're wondering how to gear up faster, I have some good news and some bad news for you.

I think about this fairly constantly, and I'm pretty sure the answer is no, but I do like to hear from other people -- if Blizzard brought aspects of Diablo 3's Seasons into World of Warcraft, would that work?

As is the case with any rumor, you can't be sure, but Kotaku has posted an article stating that various Blizzard sources have spoken to them off the record about the cancellation of an in-house StarCraft FPS game along the lines of the Battlefield series, in order to focus on both the Overwatch and Diablo franchises, which will be the big focuses of this year's BlizzCon.

I'm not saying there will be a new class, because I'd sooner expect a Diablo 4 announcement than a Diablo 3 expansion announcement.

After Season 16's Season of Grandeur buff and Season 17's Season of Nightmares , I think it's fair to say that Blizzard has hit on an interesting formula for future Seasonal play in Diablo 3.  While some players have complained about Season 17's Legacy of Nightmare bonus being a bit hard to make work -- at least until you have enough Ancient Legendary pieces, anyway -- there's no denying that there's a certain amount of fun to be had in the concept of a special power that the Season bestows on all Seasonal characters.

If you're playing Diablo 3's Season 17 you may have noticed the Legacy of Nightmares set bonus has been adapted into a Seasonal power.