Blizzard has surprised Warcraft III players with a huge update to their RTS that was released all the way back in 2002, and while there have been annual patches, this new patch delivers a lot of new stuff.
Warcraft III's new patch includes huge adjustments for the heroes, adds 16:9 widescreen support, and more. Blizzard are lining Warcraft III right next to Overwatch for eSports in the future, with the developer announcing the Warcraft III Invitational for February 27 at 1PM PT and February 28 at 11AM PT.
The full list of updates for Warcraft III can be found here.
- Read more: Blizzard announces new showcases for World of Warcraft, Diablo, Overwatch, and Hearthstone
- Read more: New Crimson Desert features revealed by Pearl Abyss: Boss rematches, new skills, difficulty slider, and more
- Read more: Overwatch 2's new Stadium mode has been so popular Blizzard rolls out huge new roadmap for it
Overwatch 2 Season 13: Competitive Play matchmaking being tweaked, lots of other changes
Crimson Desert hits 276,000 players after new patch, fans ecstatic about tweaks and changes
Xbox will continue making console innovations, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella promises
Starfield comes to PS5 on April 7 for $50, new story DLC Terran Armada launches same day
Playing Battlefield 2042 will unlock exclusive Battlefield 6 rewards
Wizards of the Coast president to leave position as Magic: The Gathering hits record $500M earnings
NVIDIA GeForce driver 610.88 launches without a resolution for Battlefield 6 Season 4's crashing issues
TCL debuts Ultimate Pro 32X3B and 27X3B gaming monitors with LG's 4th-gen WOLED panel
Apple will offer the iPhone and Apple Watch for $17.99 and $11.99 per month
Memory supply could plummet 70% as AI's endless hunger devours global production
Valve fixes Steam bug that downloaded games online instead of over your local network
World's first tri-mode 1300Hz gaming monitor and 12K ultrawide confirmed
MOZA's first full-cockpit HMA150 motion system adds a new dimension to flying or racing
Anthropic gives thoughts on open-weights models, especially those from China
Xbox explains why its massive outage locked players out of games they owned
Logitech G316 X 98 Wired Gaming Keyboard Review - Retro-Inspired Board that Falls a Little Short
Biwin M560 2TB SSD Review - Best Overall Retail-Ready DRAMless SSD
Logitech G512 X 98 Analog Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review - An Innovative Two-in-One
Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS 5 MSFS Edition Review
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni Wireless Headset Review - One Headset to Rule Them All
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2 Headset Review - New and Improved, But Is It Enough?
AMD Ryzen 7 7700X3D Review - Days of Future Past
Samsung 990 2TB SSD Review - Ninth Gen QLC at PCIe Gen4 Speeds
ASUS ExpertBook Ultra (Panther Lake) 14" Business Laptop Review
ASUS ROG Raikiri II Xbox Wireless Controller Review - Ready to Take Control
Printer Not Working in Windows? How to fix detection, print queues and drivers
The Ultimate Guide to Personalizing Your Windows 11 Taskbar
How to Turn Your Windows Laptop Into a Second Monitor with Miracast and Wireless Display in Minutes
6 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying a Windows Laptop
I capped Windows Update's bandwidth with Delivery Optimization, and my downloads stopped choking
I use this decade-old free tool that finds files faster than Windows Search does
I install and update most of my apps with this Windows command now, and I stopped downloading sketchy installers
Hisense U6SF 65-inch MiniLED TV: High Performance Meets Leisurely Convenience
I stopped digging through Windows menus after I set up this one folder
Don't sell your Windows laptop until you do these things