Blizzard Seemed To Forget They Make Video Games, Not Stores.
When 80% of the marketing beats for the new season of your *video game* involves cosmetic-only Premium additions, there might be a problem. You OK there, Blizzard?

When 80% of the marketing beats for the new season of your *video game* involves cosmetic-only Premium additions, there might be a problem. You OK there, Blizzard?
In April, the EU tried to regulate in-game monetisation. Six months later, the EU games industry is trying to warn just how badly it could go.
Two years after the last patch, twelve years after launch, Starbreeze just handed the keys to Payday 2 to a bunch of modders.
The latest viral hit on Steam looks like another quirky indie riff on a popular genre. It's not quite that simple.
Turtle WoW, not content with hiding from the law, decided to admit that they're an illegal server. They're asking Blizzard to let them go legit.