World of Warcraft: Worldsoul Saga expansions are being developed simultaneously

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 developer Sledgehammer Games says it’s investgating a new exploit called ‘Snake 2.0’.

Warner Bros. Games has revealed the pricing and release date for Mortal Kombat 1‘s Seasonal Fatality Bundle. According to IGN, the publisher has confirmed that the seasonal bundle is priced at 1,200 Dragon Krystals. For context, 1,250 Dragon Krystals can be purchased for $9.99. The Seasonal Fatality Bundle will be released on November 17.

Over the last couple of weeks, Microsoft Rewards have been slowly being nerfed. Users are getting less points, which is making it harder to maintain the level of bonuses they were used to.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is globally out today, but the first person shooter hasn’t got off to the best start where critical and fan reception is concerned. In particular, its surprisingly short single player campaign has drawn widespread criticism, and a recent report published by Bloomberg has revealed that Sledgehammer Games developed the game in the just of just 16 months, which entailed developers working nights and weekends.

A new report claims Modern Warfare 3 was developed in just 16 months. That's roughly half the time of a standard Call of Duty release.

Sledgehammer Games reportedly pitched Call of Duty Advanced Warfare 2, its follow-up to 2014's Advanced Warfare, only for it to be shelved in order to create Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. This reportedly led to heavy development crunch within the studio.

World of Warcraft will be celebrating its 20th anniversary in November next year, and just in case you were wondering, Blizzard Entertainment plans to keep the massively successful MMORPG around for plenty more time.

Microsoft’s Xbox and Inworld AI have partnered to create AI-powered game development tools for narrative and character creation.

Blizzcon 23 kicked off with a bang, with tons of World of Warcraft content pouring in from the Blizzard development team. We’ve scoured the furthest ends of Azeroth for every detail we can find for the upcoming World of Warcraft Worldsoul Saga expansions.

BlizzCon Weekend is a whirlwind of panels, big reveals, small heartfelt moments, old friendships, and new beginnings — and that's not even counting the roar of the crowd if you were able to get there in person! Easily the most overwhelming time of year for any Blizzard fan, BlizzCon reveals the future of the games we know and love, and World of Warcraft is the crowning jewel. This year was no exception, with the biggest announcements for WoW's future yet happening during the Opening Ceremony and beyond. So much information was given to us in a short amount of time that it makes sense everyone's head is spinning — which is where we come in! Wowhead has gathered up all our Blizzcon coverage into one big roundup, making it easier than ever for you to find all the news you'd need at your fingertips. Read on to take a look at upcoming Dragonflight content updates, The War Within expansion and story announcements, exclusive BlizzCon interviews with developers, the future of the World Soul Saga, and so much more — because as Chris Metzen so perfectly stated, «Sometimes, very epic things can begin with small, heartfelt moments. What you're about to see is one of those moments.»

Blizzard announced at BlizzCon 2023 that World of Warcraft's next three expansions will be part of a larger narrative called The Worldsoul Saga. To learn more, IGN had the chance to speak to WoW vice president Holly Longdale and Warcraft SVP & general manager John Hight about why the team chose to make this saga three expansions and why it's going to be a bit like the MCU.

During a group interview with Associate Design Director Maria Hamilton and Lead World Artist Kristi Moray at BlizzCon 2023, we've learned that the three expansion Worldsoul Saga is set to conclude before 2030!