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Blizzard enlists ex-Far Cry boss Dan Hay for new StarCraft shooter game
Blizzard has reportedly recruited the former Far Cry director Dan Hay to develop a new StarCraft shooter game. Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier revealed the information on a podcast aired on September 24th.
For a third time, Blizzard Entertainment is trying to make this famous game into a shooter. Will it succeed this time?
For the third time, there's reportedly a team at Blizzard Entertainment working on a StarCraft shooter. Speaking with IGN about his upcoming book, Play Nice: The Rise, Fall, and Future of Blizzard Entertainment, Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier revealed that Blizzard Entertainment is in the early stages of working on a StarCraft shooter.
Rumour: Blizzard Is Supposedly Working On A New StarCraft Shooter
During a chat with IGN about his new book Play Nice: The Rise, Fall, and Future of Blizzard Entertainment, Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier referenced one segment of it - revealing how a small team is apparently "incubating" a StarCraft shooter.
"StarCraft is not dead at Blizzard" - Blizzard reportedly "incubating" another StarCraft shooter after its last attempts failed
Blizzard is reportedly once again "incubating" a shooter based on its seminal sci-fi strategy series StarCraft. The tidbit comes from Bloomberg's Jason Schreier and his upcoming book about the company called Play Nice,
Blizzard Reportedly Working on a StarCraft Shooter — With Ex-Far Cry Chief Dan Hay at the Helm
Blizzard is reportedly making a third attempt at developing a StarCraft shooter, with former Far Cry executive producer Dan Hay, who joined Blizzard in 2022, leading the charge.
Ex-Far Cry boss Dan Hay reportedly working on new StarCraft shooter at Blizzard
Dan Hay, the former frontman of numerous entries in Ubisoft's Far Cry series, is now leading a team working on a new StarCraft shooter. The detail comes from Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier's upcoming book on Blizzard,
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Video game maker Activision Blizzard laying off hundreds of California workers
Video game maker Activision Blizzard Inc. will soon lay off nearly 400 people in its in mobile gaming divisions in Santa ...
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Video game maker Activision Blizzard laying off 400 workers in Irvine, LA
Video game maker Activision Blizzard Inc. will soon lay off nearly 400 people in its in mobile gaming divisions in Santa ...
Read This: The Activision Blizzard downturn is a familiar tale of late capitalism
It was the blood in the water that allowed Kotick, who had acquired Blizzard after buying out their mutual parent company ...
Blizzard co-founder left because he was tired of fighting with Activision's Bobby Kotick
Blizzard co-founder Mike Morhaime left the company he started up because he was tired of butting heads with Activision's ...
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Try Not To Be Shocked, But Blizzard Co-Founder Mike Morhaime Left The Company Mainly Due To Activision Interference
Sadly, there wasn't going to be a recovery. Morhaime, according to Schreier, tried to resign in 2017 but was talked out of it ...
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The ghost of StarCraft: Ghost endures as a new shooter set in the RTS universe is in the works at Blizzard
A new shooter set in the StarCraft universe is in the works at Blizzard, according to Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier's book Play Nice, via Eurogamer. The project is headed up by Dan Hay, who worked ...
Microsoft Is Laying Off 650 More Xbox Employees, Again Due To The Activision-Blizzard Deal
A beleaguered Xbox had more bad news to share with its employees today, after the company laid of 1,900 Xbox and ...
Tell-All Book About Blizzard, Activision, and Xbox Arrives October 8
Bloomberg investigative journalist Jason Schreier has written a tell-all book about the history of Blizzard Entertainment.
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Blizzard Co-Founder Left Because He Was Tired Of Fighting Bobby Kotick - Report
Blizzard co-founder Mike Morhaime left Blizzard because he was reportedly tired of fighting with former Activision CEO Bobby ...
Xbox Game Pass’ next Blizzard additions are StarCraft’s single-player campaigns
Xbox announced at the Tokyo Game Show that StarCraft and StarCraft 2's solo campaigns are the next Blizzard games for Game ...