Activision Blizzard has been given a serious accusation by players of certain games, and it's easy to prove the players are right.

News Fans Think Blizzard May Be Using AI Art Again (And They’re Not Happy) The art, created for an upcoming Hearthstone crossover with Diablo Immortal , has plenty of red flags Microsoft ...

Miracle Treat Day on July 31 will support the Children's Miracle Network by donating $1 from every Blizzard Treat purchased at participating stores.

Stop me if you've heard this before, but Activision Blizzard has once again been accused of utilizing AI-generated art. This time, the dubious practice has allegedly been done in the marketing for ...

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With July almost over, Dairy Queen's newest Blizzard of the Month has leaked online. Food blogger Snackolator is reporting that a Reese's Caramel Crunch Blizzard will be released by Dairy Queen in ...

Curiously, the Hearthstone accounts have not, which might only be because the event is largely focused on Diablo Immortal. Blizzard has been accused of using AI art before in Hearthstone.

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Those looking for a sweet treat this week can make a big impact on local childcare here in Lubbock. On Thursday, Dairy Queens across the state are raising money for the ...

Several Call of Duty: Warzone and Black Ops 6 players report getting permabanned for allegedly "boosting" by taking advantage of Plunder matches.

Call of Duty now requires players add their birthday to their account. If you’re underage, Parental Consent Required pop up appears with info on how to continue to play. Activision statement ...

Modern Warfare II and III are being removed from the launcher to save us all some precious gigabytes Activision Call of Duty Windows Games In theory, an all-in-one launcher to manage a massive ...

Blizzard Entertainment's general manager for the Diablo franchise, Rod Fergusson, is leaving the company after five years, he announced Friday.