In a sadly expected move, veteran development studio Vicarious Visions has been rebranded as Blizzard Albany.
“We’ve officially merged with Blizzard Entertainment,” the developer tweeted today.
“Our development team will remain in Albany, NY and fully dedicated to Blizzard games.”
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