Blizzard announces the Diablo franchise is coming to iOS and Android with Diablo Immortal

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according to Blizzard announced some big news this day at its yearly Blizzcon show: the next installment in the Diablo series going to be made for iOS and Android. The news about Diablo Immortal follows Epic Games seeing massive success by its hit Fortnite on mobile devices over the last year. Screen CleanerBlizzard announced that its highly popular Diablo franchise going to be coming to both iOS and Android by Diablo Immortal. Set between Diablo II and III, here's how the developer describes the new installment:Diablo Immortal is an all-new mobile massively multiplayer online action–role-playing game for iOS and Android. You can find more details about the upcoming game along by the option to pre-register at the Diablo Immortal website.

Motorola's notched Android One smartphone is coming to the US for $399

Motorola this day announced that it's bringing the Motorola One to the U.S. a few months after the Android One phone launched internationally. The fact that the Motorola One runs Android One means buyers are guaranteed a steady, consistent road forward for updates. Motorola says the device, that ships running Android 8.1 Oreo, going to be updated to Android 9 Pie and eventually Android Q. Unfortunately, today's Motorola announcement makes no mention of the larger Motorola One Power coming stateside. At $399, the Motorola One's main competition is... well, other Motorola phones.

ROME: Total War is finally coming to Android

as declared in Feral Interactive this day announced that the acclaimed historical strategy game ROME: Total War going to be launched on Android this winter. ROME: Total War challenges players to conquer and rule the ancient world by fighting spectacular real-time battles in an enormous turn-based campaign. "We're extremely excited to bring ROME: Total War to Android users," said David Stephen, Managing Director of Feral Interactive. Alongside the core historical-based games, the Total War series has expanded to include free-to-play mobile (Total War Battles™: KINGDOM) and PC titles (Total War™: ARENA), currently in development. Their dedicated development teams are joined by those working on Total War: WARHAMMER and future Total War titles.