Gears of War studio head to begin work on the next big Diablo game
Rod Fergusson, the studio head behind the highly successful Gears of War franchise, has announced that he is leaving his studio to go work for Blizzard. He will now be in charge of the Diablo series and is presumably heading Diablo 4, the latest game in the franchise. Fergusson has credits on every shipped Gears of War game to date.
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Modern Warfare 2 remaster trailer leaked
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Nintendo Switch sells out worldwide, prices skyrocket
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Ubisoft says coronavirus will slow down Rainbow Six Siege development
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