One Diablo 4 executive is missing a single in-game achievement despite having a truly impressive number of hours logged in ...

To be fair, there are some achievements that would require more time and dedication than any reasonable person could expect ...

Diablo franchise general manager Rod Fergusson has plans to continue to add to Diablo 4 for about 10 years if things go his way. TJ Denzer. April 14, 2025 8:32 AM. Image via Blizzard Entertainment. 1.

Blizzard seems to think so too: Diablo 4 boss Rod Fergusson told IGN that the PTR had a high enough turnout that the team will consider hosting early playtests for future seasons, too.

The limited-time Abattoir of Zir and Midwinter Blight events for Season 2 were just announced at BlizzCon 2023, where Rod Fergusson, Diablo franchise general manager, told Digital Trends about how ...

Blizzard Entertainment had already confirmed plans for Diablo 4 content expansions, but franchise general manager Rod Fergusson also recently shared when players can expect them to release.

What you need to know. Rod Fergusson joined Xbox On live on Twitch today to discuss Diablo 4's upcoming Season 4 and improvements. Fergusson has enjoyed the reception of the game as it's arrived ...

Rod was recently on the Unlocked podcast, admitting to having written a draft of Gears 6.We had already known about this, but we didn’t know exactly what those details were. All we knew before ...

Blizzard is potentially moving Diablo 4 to a yearly release schedule in a manner not unlike Destiny 2, franchise manager Rod Fergusson said in a recent interview. That means you can expect big ...

Rod Fergusson, the head of the Diablo Series, in an interview with Danny Peña on YouTube said Blizzard could release Diablo IV on the Nintendo Switch 2, however, ...

Diablo 4 general manager Rod Fergusson asks the RPG’s community whether or not it wants to see broken Spiritborn builds fixed in Season 6.

Rod Fergusson, the general manager of all things Diablo, has now admitted the team might have gone too far when repackaging Diablo 2's grind for the modern era.