BlizzCon

As I'm sure you know by now, the replacement for last year's cancelled BlizzCon is airing this weekend and is completely online -- and free! Branded as BlizzConline, the two-day event may be scaled back from prior years, but there's still a good amount of panels to attend and while I doubt all predictions will turn out correct, we may get a shocking announcement or two.

The official BlizzConline schedule has been published, and while there are fewer sessions than we typically get during the in-person BlizzCon, there's still a lot to be excited about.

Today's BlizzConline is going to be full of merriment and excitement -- and since it's all about video games, why not turn the whole thing into yet another game?

Check out all the new cards, card changes, upcoming features, and more from the Hearthstone: Year of the Gryphon Deep Dive panel at BlizzConline.

It's almost time for BlizzConline!

The rumors, much like the Dark Portal itself, have been swirling for a while now, and according to an accidental press-kit leak from Blizzard, it looks like they were true.

I ask this question because I just rescheduled an important appointment to watch BlizzConline and I'm wondering if it's just me here.

Blizzard has done a couple stellar crossover Overwatch skins as digital rewards for attending BlizzCon.

While we won't all be gathering in Anaheim this year, we now have the schedule for our virtual BlizzConline February 19-20.

I think a lot about BlizzConline and how it's going to fill the BlizzCon-sized hole in all of our greedy little tell us everything hearts, and honestly, I think the most shocking announcement they could make, the absolutely craziest thing would be one of two potential announcements -- either a brand-new IP along the lines of Overwatch which they managed back in November of 2014, or literally nothing.