Discussion

This week, Overwatch's annual Winter Wonderland is hitting servers (barring "some unforeseen circumstance") and that means it's time for everyone's favorite pastime: fawning over new skins!

It's one of those games that never really seemed to find its feet, but I have a lot of fondness for Heroes of the Storm, especially now.

An ancillary character in games like World of Warcraft is one who isn't, say, Thrall or Sylvanas or Jaina -- an NPC who shows up from time to time, maybe just one quest or quest chain.

There's always one of those fights in an expansion, something that no matter how often you beat the boss just feels off.

Any time I play a game and discover it has fishing, I automatically start comparing it to other games' fishing mechanics.

This weekend, for many folks in America, was an extra long one thanks to the Thanksgiving holiday.

Sure, it might be a bit of a cliche to ask, but hey, the holidays are all about being cheesy.

I mean, we've spent the entirety of Overwatch getting to the point where there is an Overwatch to actually appear in the game named after them.

I'm trying to decide if I can get away with an entire paragraph of pretending I'm playing anything but what I actually am this Diablo 3 Season.

Shadowlands means a different way to level, with players able to choose an expansion or the Azeroth we've had since Cataclysm and leveling in it and it alone.