Grab a spot around the campfire as we shed some light on Diablo IV!Īs a Priest of Rathma, known by outsiders as a Necromancer-the word death evokes a sensation of power, potentially even excitement when it graces their ear. If the flames of our hellish segment of the showcase died down before you could gaze upon them, do not fret, we have provided all the invitingly dark details below. We have another bone-chilling announcement: in addition to the Barbarian, Druid, Rogue, and Sorceress, the fifth and final class available at launch is the scythe-wielding purveyor of death, the Necromancer! On console, players may also slay demons side-by-side with a friend through couch-co-op. But we’ll see more of what Infinity Ward and Activision has in store as the year progresses.During the 2022 Xbox Games Showcase Event we told the story of an unremitting conflict between the Burning Hells and High Heavens, foretold the return of Lilith, Sanctuary’s demonic creator, and shared scorching-hot details around the next installment in the Diablo saga-Diablo IV.īefore you read further, we are excited to announce that Diablo IV will launch in 2023 on Windows PC, Xbox One X|S, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4/5 and will host cross-play and cross-progression for all platforms. With concepts for a new “sandbox” and “playspace” floating around, it seems inevitable. I’m curious to see when this franchise ever moves away from the annual launch schedule. Microsoft president Brad Smith told CNBC in a recent interview that the company would commit to putting “the right people in the right position” at Activision Blizzard.Ĭall of Duty: Vanguard and Warzone are trucking along for now. Whether it goes for that, more potential for user-created content, or just a new play mode for the Warzone experience, we’ll just have to wait and see.Īmid the acquisition news, Activision Blizzard has remained under scrutiny due to reports of a toxic internal culture. A press release at the time said the acquisition will accelerate growth in Microsoft’s gaming business and “provide building blocks” for the metaverse.
In the wake of Microsoft’s announced acquisition of Activision Blizzard, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella highlighted the metaverse.
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