Matthew Rossi

With WoW Classic dominating everything lately -- here's where I hysterically shout it's coming out in August aaaargh -- it's an interesting bit of serendipity that Justin and Sydnee McElroy's podcast Sawbones touched on the Corrupted Blood plague recently.

We talked about it a little when we discussed trinkets in WoW Classic, but some players really want to know how speed up that mount they're going to pick up at level 40.

There's a lot to parse through in this VentureBeat interview with J.

Ah, WoW Classic. The beta test that reminds you of just how much fun it is to die three times in a hole in the ground because you’re surrounded by angry bears. Having finally finished with the cave of a million angry bear people, I’m now running from the Wetlands to Ironforge because I’m just that kind of dumb.

Update — I died a lot, but I made it to Ironforge and took the tram to Stormwind from there. Having now trained 2h swords, I’m broke, and transmog doesn’t exist so I won’t look good for a while now. Still, I felt it was important to be repeatedly savaged by crocolisks in order to spend all the silver I had on two handed sword training.

Classic, you really are just the worst. And yet I can’t stop playing you.

So we just got the most recent StarCraft patch, 4.9.0 and its new co-op commander, Egon Stetmann and his mecha-zerg.

If you haven't actually gotten to play on the WoW Classic beta, you've still gotten to see other people's reactions and probably have watched a few people stream it.

Season 18 just started in Diablo 3, but you're probably already rushing your way towards level 70 or beyond.

Every time I play Heroes of the Storm, I immediately regret how terrible I am at it.

As we dive into WoW Classic, we're discovering a lot of things we'd long forgotten.

If you've been paying attention, the road to WoW Classic has been moving pretty fast -- it's been roughly a week since the August 26/27 release date was announced and the beta test started in earnest a day later.