Gaming and Esports news

In an interview with GGRecon, senior developers at Blizzard have committed to supporting Diablo 4 'for years to come', following the announcement of a new expansion.

Two Valve employees have spoken out about the future of SteamOS during an interview with PC Gamer. While Valve appears to be working towards putting the OS on PC in the future, it seems likely that it will arrive on other handheld devices long before it ever makes it to computers.

Some players have recently noticed that PokéStops they have set up in their local area have been disappearing from the map.

The PlayStation 5 has been an incredibly popular console since its release in November 2020, and it seems like it has only become more successful as time has gone on. Since the PS5 became more accessible at the start of 2023, the console has boomed in popularity with sales figures showing it dominating the console charts.

Funnelling players through the in-game interface into the pro circuit and guiding them to the path to pro is becoming a reality in VALORANT esports.

Sledgehammer Games reportedly started working on Advanced Warfare 2 before being asked to lead Modern Warfare 3.

The team behind Modern Warfare has stepped forward to speak on the much-rumoured troubled development of the game.

Modern Warfare 3 developers Sledgehammer Games wanted to axe the Gunsmith entirely, but Activision pulled the plug.

Call of Duty's Ricochet anti-cheat software has rolled out a "splat" feature which will see cheaters plummeting into Warzone without a parachute.

Fans think they've found the actress who would serve as the perfect Zelda in the upcoming Legend of Zelda movie - and luckily, she's interested too.