Activision Blizzard and NetEase have canceled a joint World of Warcraft mobile game following a dispute over financial terms. The unannounced project, code-named Neptune, was developed in secrecy ...

Is it possible the World of Warcraft is still coming to mobile? There’s some new data that suggest that this may still be the case. Jumping to today, there are job listings for a new WarCraft ...

Blizzard and Chinese mobile developer NetEase have reportedly axed an unannounced World of Warcraft mobile game after three years of development. One of several new projects Blizzard has in the ...

According to Bloomberg, the World of Warcraft mobile game was codenamed “Neptune” and was meant to be a mobile spinoff of the MMORPG. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell you ...

Activision Blizzard and NetEase have cancelled a World of Warcraft mobile MMO game after three years in development, according to a Bloomberg report. The project, which was being developed by a ...

World of Warcraft is probably one of the biggest and most successful gaming titles out there for PC, but it seems like that success is hard to translate to mobile platforms. According to a report ...

Arclight Rumble wasn't going to be the only upcoming Warcraft mobile game, according to a report. Bloomberg sources claim Blizzard and NetEase have canceled a World of Warcraft spinoff mobile ...

Blizzard and NetEase had a World of Warcraft mobile game in the works, but the companies have apparently canceled development on the project. This is according to a Bloomberg report which states ...

Another Warcraft mobile game, which drew inspiration from Pokemon Go and was codenamed Orbis, was cancelled after a four-year development period. World of Warcraft features fantasy adventures ...

The universe of World of Warcraft has accumulated millions of fans across the globe, with the PC installment of the game being the best-selling game of both 2005 and 2006. In addition to this success, ...

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Microtransactions, or in-game purchases, are prevalent now, especially with mobile app games. Back in the early 2000s, players would buy World of Warcraft once and then pay a monthly subscription ...