Mitch

It's rare that you watch a fan-made production and confuse it for the real deal, but that's exactly what happened when I watched the cinematic trailer for StarCraft Universe, the mod for StarCraft 2 that's less a mod and more an entire game within a game.

Snuck into the most recent patch without much fanfare, it turns out half a dozen new voice emotes have been added to World of Warcraft.

Oh, the times, they are a-changin'.

The Legion pre-expansion patch will likely be here within a week or two and it recently dawned on me that I am not going to know how to play any characters other than my Priest and upcoming Demon Hunter.

Overwatch's new hero is Ana Amari, mother of justice-raining Pharah and a how-will-that-work Support sniper.

It all started out innocently enough.

While it may not be a surprise given the recent background download that started on the Battle.net launcher, it's just been made official: the Legion pre-patch is upon us.

Demon Hunters continually undergo changes in the Legion beta, and Vengeance talents have been no exception.

"A spectacularly told tale of one man's experience with depression, guilt, love, and hope." A spoiler free review.

One of the things I've come to realize about StarCraft 2 lately is that Blizzard -- outside of the occasional side-stories -- seems to be putting the game's future primarily in the hands of its co-op mode.