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World of Warcraft Classic, the official "vanilla" server from Blizzard, is currently in development.

"StarCraft II" is becoming a free-to-play title starting November 14, Blizzard revealed during today's BlizzCon 2017 Opening Ceremony.

The developers also plan to add new gameplay features next year.

Intel will also support future Overwatch tournaments, Blizzard said, which means the popular team-based shooter will be backed by one of the industry's biggest companies for a while.

Hundreds of "Overwatch" players have been affected by a bug that cost them hundreds of skill rating (SR) and banned them from this competitive season.

Shortly after its revelation at Gamescom, the latest Overwatch map has been released to the Public Test Region (PTR) where Blizzard tests changes to the game before releasing them to the public.

Season 6 will be shorter than its predecessors, change Blizzard's approach to players' skill ratings, and boast improved matchmaking, among other things.

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