Less than a year after mysteriously changing "Battle.net" to the "Blizzard app," Blizzard Entertainment has doubled back. The Blizzard app, formerly known as Battle.net, has been renamed as "Blizzard ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook For the past two weeks we have reported more and more leaked information about the Discord-like ...

Battle.net was a staple for Blizzard for years. Then the company unceremoniously yanked it from us last September over some ill-conceived notion of better uniting the launcher and service to the ...

Blizzard announces that it is transitioning away from Battle.net in name and functionality, although the existing infrastructure will remain in place. Whether gamers are young or old, chances are most ...

Twenty years ago Blizzard launched Battle.net as an online service for the original Diablo on PC. Now Blizzard is apparently making its move to retire the name for good, scrubbing all mention of the ...

If you happen to be heading out for drinks later tonight, be sure to pour one out for our dearly departed Battle.net. Blizzard announced last year that it would be killing its Battle.net branding ...

Last year, Blizzard changed the name of its online app to the Blizzard App. This was a move that some found confusing, some didn't care about, some hated with a deep and furious passion and many ...

Blizzard now lets players convert in-game gold from World of Warcraft into Battle.net credit that can be used across other Blizzard titles, including the popular Overwatch and Hearthstone, the company ...

In March 2017, Blizzard began the process of rebranding its long-standing online gaming platform Battle.net. Fans have grown very accustomed to the service over the last couple of decades, so many ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Last year, Blizzard announced that it was "transitioning away" from Battle.net as the name for the Overwatch developer's online network. Now, the ...

It was only a few months ago that we said farewell to the name Battle.net, but it looks like we spoke too soon. During yesterday’s Destiny 2 gameplay premiere stream, Blizzard Entertainment president ...

Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. Say your goodbyes to “Battle.net.” Blizzard Entertainment said ...