This Is Why Jennifer Oneal Resigned From Being Blizzard Co-Head

A new report by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has shed new light on why Jennifer Oneal only had a brief stint as co-head of Blizzard alongside Mike Ybarra after J. Allen Brack stepped down. She was appointed in August 2021 but later announced her decision to leave the role in early November 2021. Back then, she explained that she was resigning t...

Blizzard President J. Allen Brack Is Officially Stepping Down

Blizzard has been under fire recently for more sexual harassment and other problems. Amidst the company's most tumultuous times, Blizzard president J. Allen Brack has announced that he is officially stepping down and leaving the company. According to the full announcement (via the official website), Brack will be replaced by Jen Oneal and Mike Y...

Blizzard Responds To Bliztchung’s Punishment, Returns Prize Money

Blizzard has finally issued a follow-up statement regarding the punishment dished out towards Hong Kong Hearthstone player Chung "blitzchung" Ng Wai for his politically-charged statement. President of Blizzard Entertainment J. Allen Brack wrote a blogpost not just to announce the reduction of Chung's punishment but also to provide further clarific...

Blizzard Boss Says PC Gamers Are Still Their First Priority

"We don't have any plans at the moment to do PC." *Crowd starts booing* "Do you guys not have phones?!" The above isn't some minor segment from a comedy sketch. It's exactly the exchange we all saw at BlizzCon 2018 when the Diablo team came on stage for the Diablo: Immortal Q&A session. To put it in simple terms, Diablo fans were pissed off. ...