Talk:List of Blizzard Entertainment games

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[edit] Games that are not produced by Blizzard Entertainment

• 1997 - Diablo: Hellfire
• 1998 - StarCraft: Insurrection

Neither of them were designed or released by Blizzard Entertainment. They are only authorized. --Darth Narutorious 17:24, 16 June 2006 (UTC)

ok... removed... thanks for the info... - Adolphus79 18:22, 16 June 2006 (UTC)

No problem. The description of this article is the "List of games designed and/or released by Blizzard Entertainment", so I indicate those games which did not fit in that description. Anyway, for more info: Diablo: Hellfire (1997) is produced by Sierra On-Line while StarCraft: Insurrection (1998) was produced by Aztech New Media. Although they were "authorized" by Blizzard Entertainment, well it doesn't mean that Blizzard made it. I don't even think Blizzard ever endorses these products since they did not produce it. If Blizzard Entertainment, or any other game developers made games, they would explicitly announce it and indicate that they made it. They never endorse a product that they didn't made even though they "authorize" it. Well, that's all. --Darth Narutorious 09:24, 19 June 2006 (UTC)