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Diablo at BlizzCon 2026 gave fans plenty to talk about as Blizzard celebrated 30 years of Diablo while revealing what’s ahead for Diablo IV and the future of the franchise. Diablo at BlizzCon 2026 was an event that many fans had anticipated, filled with exciting announcements and nostalgia. Thirty years.
Investing in Volunteers: How Monolith Gaming’s Upskill Training Programmes Build Stronger Communities Volunteers are the foundation of many successful community organisations, and at Monolith Gaming, they play a vital role in everything we do. From supporting events and engaging with community members to helping deliver projects and initiatives, our volunteers
The future of Xbox is beginning to take shape, and Microsoft’s new gaming chief isn’t pretending the road ahead will be easy. During an interview with BBC News at Gamescom 2026, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma spoke candidly about the current health of the brand, the challenges facing the gaming industry,
If you were online in 1996, you remember the sound: the electronic screech of a 28.8k dial-up modem fighting for life, followed by the quiet triumph of connecting to IRC or an unencrypted Battle.net channel. Back then, gathering a squad meant coordinating phone calls, waiting for Mom to get off
There was a time when making a game with production values matching major studios required tens of millions of dollars, bespoke proprietary engines, and a team of hundreds of developers. That era is officially over. Today, the gap between a massive AA studio and a core team of three working
For nearly three decades, playground and forum debates were ruled by a single, intractable question: PlayStation or Xbox? (Or Nintendo, depending on how old-school you were.) Back then, choosing a console wasn’t just a hardware purchase—it was a socio-cultural pledge of allegiance. If you bought an Xbox 360 to play
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