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Before Blizzard bought Condor in the mid-90s, the original Diablo developer floated the idea of selling small post-release expansion discs for $5 a pop.

The Diablo 4 release date has supposedly been set for April 2023, with pre-orders for the next chapter of Blizzard's woeful RPG saga set to drop in December

Original Diablo RPG dev, David Brevik, tells PCGamesN why he wouldn't have taken the path Activision Blizzard has with Diablo 4 and Diablo Immortal

David Brevik says Vampire Survivors success is encouraging to see

Blizzard North's action RPG made us fall in love with clicking again. Here's how it happened.

The original Diablo from 1996 only needed to sell 20,000 copies to break even, an older talk with Diablo dev David Brevik reveals.

Microsoft leaves the door open for Sony to take command in the evolving indie space and mobile free-to-play cements itself as a wedge issue among developers

Microsoft leaves the door open for Sony to take command in the evolving indie space and mobile free-to-play cements itself as a wedge issue among developers

The Most Important Windows 95 Games Share Image: Microsoft As we look forward to the future of Windows, it’s worth appreciating enormous impact made by one of the OS’s biggest releases: Windows 95. Games were also an important part of the platform, as Microsoft relied on them heavily to help sell the operating system. So as we prepare to move on from Windows 10 to Windows 11, let’s look back at some of Windows 95’s most important games. Fury 3 Terminal Velocity. Still playable on phone...

In 1996, David Brevik -- then a designer at Blizzard North -- had run into a curious problem during the development of Diablo: players were spending more time managing their inventories than battling back the minions of hell. The core draw of Diablo was that it gave players copious amounts of loot. You start with one sword that does +1 damage, soon you come across a sword that does +5 damage, and within a few minutes a player will have accumulated a pile of breastplates, helmets, and weapons. ...