Mitch

Not long ago, Blizzard released the minimum system requirements for the upcoming World of Warcraft: Legion expansion — and the requirements for Overwatch are pretty hefty too. Responses to these requirements ranged from, "That's really not a big jump at all" to "My poor potato is going to explode." One thing seemed overwhelmingly clear, though: a lot of players weren't really sure what the requirements meant in terms of their own computers.

Never end an article with, "If nothing crazy happens..." unless you want something crazy to happen.

It's no secret that I like collecting things.

Mitch: I found a header. FEAR MY WEAPONS!

Liz: Your weirdo mismatched weapons?

Mitch: Oh, you already had a header.

Liz: I was using one from Jil WHO WILL BE SUPER DISAPPOINTED PROBABLY but that’s fine.

That settled (ish), on to the Queue.

Last month, Hearthstone released its latest expansion pack, Whispers of the Old Gods.

Not long after Blizzard announced that an update to the long-destroyed Stormwind park was in the works, a new alpha build has been released showcasing those changes.

Were you too distracted by yesterday's Overwatch early access beta launch to notice that a new holiday had begun in World of Warcraft?

If you hadn't heard the (very spoilerific) news that Stormwind is finally getting its park fixed, then you're probably thinking, "It's finally being fixed?!" If you had heard the news already, though, then you've likely gotten over the surprise and moved onto other thoughts.

It is a question as old as anyone can remember.

It's safe to say that one of the most anticipated features coming with Legion is the Wardrobe -- the pet/mount-like collection system that will allow you to hold onto any item's appearance long after that item has been deleted.