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Popular game company Activision Blizzard is making company-wide changes in light of sexual harassment and workplace discrimination claims.

The games developer is being sued by the state of California for discriminating against female employees and fostering a "frat boy culture" of harassment.

The California lawsuit claims women who work for the video game developer were paid less and subjected to a "frat boy" culture of sexual harassment.

With a balance patch expected next week, 'Hearthstone' Lead Developer Dean Ayala talks future plans and what went right (and wrong) with Demon Hunter.

The RTS that defined a generation in 2002 had big shoes to fill, and they aren't being filled by "Warcraft 3: Reforged." Right now, the game is being review bombed on Metacritic.

"Diablo 4" and "Overwatch 2" have been eclipsed by controversy at the company.

Why are people boycotting game company Blizzard?

The CEOs of video game developers Electronic Arts (EA) and Activision Blizzard are among the most overpaid executives in America, making more than 300 times the median employee.

Check out the next hero of "Overwatch" right here.

With two new cities under its belt, the Overwatch League is getting its global expansion underway.

Blizzard is celebrating 20 years of StarCraft with free skins, emotes and cosmetics for all their games. Here's how to get all the free loot.

Jonas Savimbi's family wants $1.1 million in damages for the rebel commander's depiction in the popular game.

"Candy Crush," while still globally popular, has been on the decline in the past two years.