Blizzard has once again ignited speculation about a console version of World of Warcraft, particularly with the upcoming expansion Midnight. The speculation stems from Blizzard's ongoing efforts to streamline the game for potential cross-platform compatibility, especially in light of Microsoft’s recent acquisition of the company. However, game director Ion Hazzikostas has firmly stated that the team's focus remains on the PC experience, leaving the console debate open yet again. Historically, MMOs like Final Fantasy 14 and Elder Scrolls Online have found success on consoles, raising questions about what factors are preventing Blizzard from taking a similar path with World of Warcraft.

Is World of Warcraft coming to console soon?

While there is ongoing speculation about World of Warcraft being released on console, Blizzard has emphasized that their current focus is exclusively on the PC platform, dismissing immediate plans for a console adaptation.

World of Warcraft, launched in 2004, has evolved over the years and remains one of the most iconic MMORPGs. The anticipation around the Midnight expansion, which promises new features like player housing for the first time, keeps the discussion about its console potential alive among fans. The recent advancements in console technology and internet capabilities make it a viable option for MMORPGs, but Blizzard's cautious approach continues to shape its future.