The site, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, has the right to modify its interface and the biggest update of the last eight years.
Blizzard Over the years they have announced that they have made the biggest update to Battle.net. Founded in 1996, the site is increasingly used by gamers around the world, which has encouraged them to upgrade the Blizzard while giving it new features. At Battle.net, you now have the opportunity to find games even easier and get started faster by playing their favorites. Notification tabs combine news announcements and downloads in one place, in the same format as the PlayStation Notification Center.
The new Battle.net interface now includes the latest news of the games you are playing and content related to those games. The fact that all the information is in one place promotes better navigation and complete service. The “social” menu has also changed a bit. According to Blizzard, it allows you now “It’s good to follow your friends’ status in every game tab”. Finally, almost the entire application can now be accessed from the keyboard. This feature allows for better fluidity. In other access improvements a “Better support for e-readers and better color variation”.
Some users of the platform were able to test the beta version of this update. It will be officially available from January 14, but not for everyone. It has only been used in some regions of North America, and Blizzard explains that it will be applied to all other regions in the coming weeks to ensure the stability of the renewal.
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