I caught up with Blizzard’s Rod Fergusson, Diablo Franchise General Manager, and Joe Grubb, Principal Game Designer on Diablo Immortal just before the game’s launch to discuss how the series ...

Rod Fergusson is known as a "closer." You might recognize his name for his work on the Gears series, but a deeper examination of his credits yields surprises: Counter-Strike.

Gears of War 5's Rod Fergusson has big plans for the third-person shooter franchise. With a movie in the works at Universal, a mobile game that has already passed one million players and multiple ...

Rod Fergusson, studio head of The Coalition, went out on a limb recently when he said that Gears of War 5 is the finest game in the Gears saga, ...

Diablo Franchise General Manager and old friend of Unlocked Rod Fergusson joins the show this week to celebrate the launch of Diablo 4. Rod talks about the challenges of joining Blizzard mere days ...

Maybe not forever, Fergusson replied. But certainly for a very long time, if he has his way. “We want it to be around for years,” he said. “I don't know if it's eternal.

Change truly is the only constant in the video game industry. Rod Fergusson certainly understands that better than most, today. Fergusson has left Microsoft’s The Coalition to join Blizzard ...

But given the choice, Rod Fergusson turned his back on the never-ending march from alpha to retail and instead returned to his home, to Gears of War. It’s like walking into a damp cave.

Video game producer Rod Fergusson is celebrating what he calls a "triple homecoming." After working with Epic Games on the action series Gears of War-- which topped 22 million in sales as of last ...

Rod Fergusson. Gibson: "Yeah we actually have a lot of content for everybody you know so but the goal here with the expansion is not to do it in a way that took anything away from the core experience.

Blizzard seems to think so too: Diablo 4 boss Rod Fergusson told IGN that the PTR had a high enough turnout that the team will consider hosting early playtests for future seasons, too.

But it turns out that Rod Fergusson — general manager of the Diablo franchise, which makes him a senior leader within Blizzard these days — has no truck with this famous Blizzard saying. At all.