Rob Pardo has resigned from his position at Blizzard Entertainment, it has been revealed. The former chief creative officer announced his departure today (July 3), after being with the company for 17 ...

Rob Pardo was the lead designer of World of Warcraft, and he had a stellar career in his 17 years at Blizzard Entertainment. But he left the big video game publisher in 2014, and today, he announced ...

Rob Pardo is leaving Blizzard. The company's chief creative officer today announced his departure in a post on the official World of Warcraft forums. "After 17 years at Blizzard, with long and careful ...

Blizzard Entertainment Inc. Creative Director Rob Pardo, a 17-year veteran at the Irvine-based video game maker and lead designer on the “World of Warcraft” and “Diablo” franchises, is leaving the ...

In 2016, former World of Warcraft lead designer Rob Pardo announced a new venture called Bonfire Studios, made up of former Blizzard colleagues and ex-Nexon CEO Min Kim. Nine years down the road, he's ...

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It has been eight long years since Rob Pardo, the former World of Warcraft lead designer and chief creative officer at Blizzard Entertainment, founded Bonfire Studios. In that time, not much could be ...

Blizzard held its annual BlizzCon event last weekend in the US, giving fans a closer look at the forthcoming Diablo III game, StarCraft II expansion Heart of the Storm and spin-off Defence of the ...

The guy behind on one of the most successful games ever made just got $25 million to start a new studio: Bonfire Games. That man is Rob Pardo, and he's leading a team of game development veterans ...

20 years on from its release, it's easy to forget that MMO titan World of Warcraft had to start off somewhere, too, and part of that was creating more than tenfold more quests than they were expecting ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. ANAHEIM, California--For many, this morning's keynote address from Blizzard president Mike Morhaime was a bit anticlimactic. After revealing Starcraft ...