Jason Schreier’s “Play Nice” tells the story of Blizzard Entertainment from its fratty, debauched ’90s heyday to the height of its corporate glut.

Grand Theft Auto 6 insider Jason Schreier says he would be pretty “shocked” if Rockstar Games hit its 2025 release date for the game. By Cade Onder. December 10, 2024, 6:18pm.

Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier believes that Grand Theft Auto 6 is likely to be delayed and not hit planned 2025 launch, potentially slipping into 2026. News. All News AI Business, ...

‘Play Nice’ chronicles the rise and fall of an entertainment empire. Journalist Jason Schreier talks about his new book on the history of the video game company Blizzard Entertainment.

Video game journalist Jason Schreier's reveals biggest takeaways from his new book, "Play Nice: The Rise, Fall and Future of Blizzard Entertainment." ...

Recent social media posts by Yasumi Matsuno and Jason Schreier have hinted that an announcement for a Final Fantasy Tactics remake could be coming at the next State of Play. While nothing has been ...

Jason Schreier: It’s strange because I never worked there. I’ve been to their campus maybe twice in my life. So in many ways, I have blind spots.

We don’t know enough to tell if the game is taking too long or is still early in development. Jason Schreier has shared some new information about Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. Schreier ...

Blizzard Entertainment is reportedly taking another run at creating a shooter set in the StarCraft Universe, according to a report from Bloomberg's Jason Schreier. Schreier appeared on IGN's ...

Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier has dropped quite a bombshell of a teaser regarding what to expect from The Game Awards tomorrow, stating that there will be ‘at least two’ things present ...

In “Play Nice,” Jason Schreier recounts the dramatic and at times alarming history of Blizzard and reminds us that, like people, companies, too, need to grow up and evolve.

The Game Awards kick off tomorrow night, and according to Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier, people tuning in can brace themselves for at least two "holy sh*t" moments during the show.