If you need to change your BattleTag again, however, you’ll have to pay $10. Xbox Live offers a similar service, while the PlayStation Network doesn’t let users change their PSN ID at all — their only ...

Got a bad BattleTag? You can change that. If you signed up for the Diablo III Open Beta weekend in April, you might've set yourself up with an ugly battletag in your ...

After Blizzard changed the cowboy hero's name from McCree to Cole Cassidy, you can change your BattleTag for free too. To commemorate the change, Blizzard is giving all Overwatch players the chance to ...

Blizzard has made some slight changes regarding changing your BattleTag on Battle.net. Similar to the way Xbox Live tackles ID changes, users can now change their BattleTag as often as they see fit, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Blizzard has introduced the option to change your handle on its Battle.net service. Much like Microsoft does with its Xbox Live Gamertags, Blizzard is ...

If you wonder how you can change your BattleTag in Overwatch for free, we can offer you some help here. But you need to hurry as the opportunity won't be available forever. After the huge scandal in ...

First change is free the next one costs you $10. Much like how Microsoft handles Gamertags for the Xbox Live service, Blizzard will allow gamers a chance to completely change their BattleTag. By ...

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Users who have changed their Battle.net BattleTag once and wish to do so again may now do so for a $10 fee. "Whether you've outgrown your BattleTag or you've decided it's simply time for a change, you ...

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Players signing up for a Battle.net account can choose a name, known as a BattleTag, to identify themselves with. The BattleTag can then be used by the player across all of Blizzard's games, including ...