Mitch

I spent a decent amount of this past weekend playing Splatoon 2 and taking part in the Splatfest. I was technically on Team Ketchup (which lost), but I never really have ketchup or mayo, so I didn’t have a whole lot invested in who won.

More to the point, the Splatfest — and the game in general, really — had some great music. It was also super cool to see nighttime versions of every single stage for the duration of the event. All in all, it was a lot of fun.

But enough about that, it’s time for… The Queue(ueueueueueueue)!

I was super excited to see what the Deaths of Chromie scenario was all about.

Lucioball -- Overwatch's version of Rocket League -- makes its triumphant return this week, and it will be bringing a few changes along with it.

Recently -- and a surprisingly short time after they were decrypted -- the Twilight battle pet and Luminous Starseeker mount were added to WoW as purchasable items.

Before I get into the meat of this, I want to make it very clear that none of this is set in stone.

If you saw the recently decrypted Twilight pet and Luminous Starseeker mounts and wondered what exactly it would take to earn this adorable pair, it turns out you won't have to wait any longer to find out.

Here at Blizzard Watch, we take shenanigans very seriously. Last night, for instance, we decided that Blizzard Watch needs houses a la Harry Potter. Here’s the thing, though: We need to officially agree on names for those houses. We came up with a few ideas — Grumplepuff, Glitteryn, and a few more — but I need you guys to help 1) come up with your best house names and 2) sort the Blizzard Watch staff into the appropriate houses. Oh, and one of houses must be a Mitch pun. Mitchindor, Mitcheryn, etc. — I haven’t settled on my favorite, so I’m open to suggestions on that as well.

And now, your regularly scheduled Queue:

As was foretold, Garrosh has arrived on the Heroes of the Storm PTR.

After its initial debut had to be postponed, the Kirin Tor Tavern Crawl micro-holiday has arrived in World of Warcraft -- which means it's time to drink, drink, drink!

If you've been nearly-but-not-quite swept up in all the recent Diablo 3 hype, Blizzard is certainly trying their hardest to change that.