Matthew Rossi

Sometimes, we think we're out, and then they pull us back in.

The lore of any game is there to help the game be fun and engaging.

If you don't know, I'll say it now: I'm a giant nerd for role-playing games.

Every game has to think about its ludonarrative options -- the way its gameplay is used to tell a story vs.

Last year, speculation was rife that we were going to get a Diablo Netflix series, perhaps a Castlevania style animated show.

Hello, everyone. It is I, Mitch. You can tell I’m Mitch because I love the Horde. I’m certainly not someone else doing a remarkable impression of Mitch “Mitch” Mitchell. I am the most devoted shadowy priesty type who loves Old Gods, the Horde, and delicious pie.

What? Everyone likes at least one kind of pie. There’s lots of varieties of pie. I was bound to like at least one. Pie is like the truth. There are many different pies, and just because I like a nice blueberry pie it doesn’t make your love for pumpkin pie not equal. It’s all subjective. There can be as many pies as there are people who want to eat them.

Let me now ask your questions. Answer! Answer, yes. I do this all the time. Because I’m Mitch. I have not come from beyond to replace him.

We've covered the basics for the Barbarian class in Diablo 3 already -- but what if Barbarian doesn't do it for you?

A while ago I mentioned that of the new Allied Races, Dark Irons were my favorite.

One of my favorite dinosaur/paleontology books is All Yesterdays. It's been out for six years edging towards seven, and it's a book with a simple but interesting premise: it renders dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals with a more speculative eye, and then uses modern animal skeletons to show the limitations of most paleo reconstruction art.

Folks, let's talk about heirlooms.