Blizzard plots to delay Diablo III game & StarCraft 2 Expansions until fans are dead?
Well, not exactly, but that’s what I’m beginning to think. I mean, the evidence is all here, and it’s starting to sound like one massive Blizzard conspiracy against their own fans for, I don’t know, supporting them? Anyway, my dark thoughts aside, while StarCraft 2, the upgraded Battle.net and World of Warcraft: Cataclysm are all scheduled to release next year in 2010, Diablo III, StarCraft 2 Expansion packs and Blizzard’s [unannounced] new MMO still show a release date of the “next few years”. This news was revealed during a presentation in New York where Thomas Tippl, Activision Blizzard chief financial officer, spoke about the strong business conducted by Blizzard games. He claimed that the division had a full pipeline of content, which he depicted in the following slide during his presentation:

If nothing else reassuring, the above confirms that StarCraft 2 will, in fact, be released in 2010 next year, so at least that much is clear. However, while Blizzard will continue to support World of Warcraft in 2010 as well as the “next few years”, Diablo III was marked to be released in 2011 at the soonest, which definitely isn’t good news at all for all those gamers looking forward to it for so long. Hopefully we’ll have more news regarding these titles in the upcoming weeks, but I guess that’s like hoping for the Double Crunch burger to return to KFC – entirely <the word that starts with an “F” and now comes before prawn> unlikely.
[Credit to Kotaku for the picture]
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