Matthew Rossi

We have the official announcement from Gamescom, the cinematic with ol' Illidan proving himself a people person throwing shade at Velen, and we know that tomorrow, we're going to Argus for the final showdown with the Legion.

There's a lot of content coming with patch 7.3's Shadows of Argus storyline.

It's time to end the Legion or die trying.

If you're wondering what you're going to be doing once patch 7.3 drops, Blizzard has you covered.

Necromancers in Diablo are members of a sect named the Priests of Rathma.

Both Patagotitan and Argentinosaurus are contenders for ‘biggest thing ever to walk on land’ with Patagotitan estimated at 40 meters long vs. Argentinosaurus’ 35 meter estimate, but Patagotitan is estimated at around 85 tons vs. Argentinosaurus’ 98 tons. Patagotitan is known from fairly complete remains (roughly 150 bones all told) while Argentinosaurus is more fragmentary. Based on the completeness of the skeleton and the estimated length, I’d say for right now Patagotitan is the reigning champion of big dinosaurs, but they’re close relatives and both were massive animals, members of the South American Titanosaurs.

Speaking of Titanosaurs, say hello to Shingopana. A recently discovered African Titanosaur and a relative of the South American branch of the family. Shingopana’s existence is a testimonial to the plate tectonics that tore Africa and South America apart around 96 million years ago.

Anyway, this is the Queue. I haven’t talked about dinosaurs in a while, so I wanted to.

We didn't get anything at Gamescom, but with the Necromancer proving popular I'm wondering if we'll see anything from the venerable Diablo franchise at this year's BlizzCon.

I know some folks really wanted a WoW expansion announcement at Gamescom this year.

People are already playing Heroes of the Storm at Gamescom to try out Kel'thuzad, and they're discovering there are a lot more changes in store for the game than just the new hero.

If you're a D.Va player, you may love or hate Defense Matrix, but either way it's about to change. Overwatch Principal Designer Geoff Goodman dropped the news on the official forums.