I n 2014, Blizzard revealed in an interview with Polygon that it had canceled its ambitious MMO project known as Titan, a follow-up to the massively successful World of Warcraft.A month and a half ...

Blizzard "Failed Horrifically" On Project Titan By Chris Scott Barr April 22, 2016 3:13 pm EST There's no question that World of Warcraft is the most successful MMO of all-time.

Blizzard as removed job listings for Project Titan from its career page. While not really a surprise, it further proves Blizzard's intent to revamp the game once thought to be the next, big MMO ...

But, during the Blizzard section, Mike Morhaime revealed some brief information about their still-unannounced project, codenamed Project Titan. He also gave a fuller. Skip to main content.

Project Titan is the name given to Blizzard's next MMO. Despite having very little information to go on, we do know that Titan is being developed as a successor to World of Warcraft in terms of ...

Blizzard has kept mum about Project Titan. It’s their currently in-development, under-wraps, and so far extensively secret new MMO which occasionally rears its head in the odd news headline.

Once upon a time, Blizzard was developing a theoretically WoW-replacing MMO called Project Titan. The project faltered, and ultimately failed, as WoW didn’t actually need replacing and MMOs in ...

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Blizzard's mysterious Project Titan has been the subject of hushed whispers and drip-fed information. But the story is very different at Blizzard, which is knee-deep in development.

In 2014, Blizzard revealed in an interview with Polygon that it had canceled its ambitious MMO project known as Titan, a follow-up to the massively successful World of Warcraft.A month and a half ...

Blizzard's Project Titan continues to be shrouded in mystery. Last we heard, Blizzard was going back to the drawing board with its planned MMORPG, with "large design and technology changes to the ...