Blizzard Entertainment team that was behind the global phenomenon World of Warcraft has dropped a big hint at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) that it is on the threshold of announcing its next-gen console title.
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While speaking to GameSpot, Blizzard CEO Paul Sams says:
We have multiple games in development currently. World of Warcraft and the Warcraft franchise is not the last and only franchise we are going to operate within.The Diablo and Starcraft franchises are of the utmost importance to us as well.
He has also suggested that 'multiple games' are in development for 'multiple formats.' He has further stated that both Xbox 360 and PS3 are being evaluated for their suitability. Lat year, Starcraft: Ghost was mistakenly listed as Xbox 360 game on Blizzard website. This time around we are sure no confusion will take place.
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