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Blizzard is reportedly 'incubating' a StarCraft shooter again, which would be the developer's 3rd attempt at the accursed concept
Blizzard is reportedly making a shooter in the StarCraft universe again—no, not StarCraft Ghost, which was cancelled in 2014. It's also not Ares, which was, according to sources who spoke to Kotaku back in 2019,
Blizzard reportedly has a new StarCraft shooter in the works, so here's hoping it's third time lucky
Blizzard is reportedly taking another swing at developing a StarCraft shooter, this time with former FarCry producer and director Dan Hay at the helm.
Blizzard may have new StarCraft shooter in the works, insider suggests
Blizzard may be incubating its third attempt at a StarCraft shooter, according to Jason Schreier. Previous titles were canceled after years of development as the game struggled to find its vision.
StarCraft Shooter Rumored in Development at Blizzard, Led by Far Cry's Dan Hay
Xbox revealed that Starcraft was coming to Xbox Game Pass, then a report has been released alleging a shooter was in the works at Blizzard Entertainment.
New StarCraft Shooter In The Works At Blizzard, According To New Jason Schreier Book
A shooter set in the StarCraft universe is reportedly in the works at Blizzard, according to the book Play Nice: The Rise, Fall and Future of Blizzard Entertainment from Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier.
Blizzard is reportedly working on a StarCraft shooter for the third time
Blizzard is currently working on a shooter set in the StarCraft universe, it’s claimed. The claim appears in Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier’s new book, Play Nice: The Rise, Fall and Future of Blizzard Entertainment, which will be released on October 8.
Blizzard Reportedly Working on a StarCraft Shooter — With Ex-Far Cry Chief Dan Hay at the Helm
Hot on the heels of Microsoft’s announcement that StarCraft: Remastered and StarCraft 2: Campaign Collection hit the Game Pass subscription service in November, it has emerged that Blizzard is also working on a StarCraft shooter.
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.
"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,
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Video game maker Activision Blizzard laying off hundreds of California workers
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Blizzard Entertainment Firing 140 in Irvine
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Video game maker Activision Blizzard laying off 400 workers in Irvine, LA
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Overwatch 2 Reveals Epic My Hero Academia Collaboration at Tokyo Game Show
Blizzard took the Tokyo Game Show by storm, announcing the latest epic collaboration between Overwatch 2 and My Hero Academia.