To say this is Blizzard’s first rodeo with misplaced marketing with Diablo alone would be openly lying, let alone throughout the remaining history of their highly scrutinised IPs. One question to perfectly summarise and clearly represent the fanbase’s reaction to the newly announced mobile addition to Diablo’s sparse but ultimately tightly-refined history. One broken precedent is all that it takes to set fire to this ever socially-regulated industry One man, the perpetually despised consumer-advocate, to be specific, has stood up firmly and to widespread support defiantly asked but a single question towards Blizzard’s foolish attempt to Q&A the recent Blizzcon announcement of Diablo Immortal “Is this an out-of-season April Fool’s joke?” Is it jumping on the bandwagon that has left the station a long time ago? Sure, but it’s a tongue-in-cheek jab that’s a great way to kick off the New Year.“They love what they love and want what they want” Blizzard Co-Founder Allen Adham on Diablo fans.
THQ Nordic retweeted the announcement with the now-infamous lines from Blizzcon 2019. The game will be arriving on mobile devices via the App Store and Google Play, on January 21.
Recently, developer HandyGames announced that they would be porting the recent SpongeBob video game, Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated. One attendee’s questioning if Diablo Immortal was an early April Fool’s joke has also been turned into a humorous meme.īut, the last people you’d expect to join in a joke would be a major publisher like THQ Nordic. The conference was regarded as terrible, with the presenters trying their best to do damage control while on stage, which has led to the now-infamous “Do You Guys Not Have Phones?” meme. To say that fans and attendees at the convention weren’t too please with the event would be an understatement. Back in 2019, Activision Blizzard made a historically bad mistake in announcing a new Diablo game was in the works, and it would be arriving on smartphones on stage at Blizzcon.
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