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This week, we received word that Heroes of the Storm would officially lose its beta monicker on June 2nd — are you excited yet?

I have a terrible confession to make: Some of my fondest memories in World of Warcraft are of wiping endlessly in ten-player Naxxramas.

World of Warcraft's patch 6.2 is heading our way and it comes complete with a litany of changes.

Help me out here, guys. I'm a level 11 monk and I don't even have any pants.

My main is a jewelcrafter and an engineer, and neither of these professions were learned for anything other than giving myself a boost. I've had engineering since I created the character back in Burning Crusade, but I've flipped my secondary profession around a few different times to something I felt would be useful -- in Wrath I had leatherworking for a short period of time. I seem to have settled on jewelcrafting as a semi-permanent one for now though, mostly because I always need gems for something.

I seem to be in the minority amongst Hearthstone players, because I have no interest in playing Hearthstone on my phone.

World of Warcraft's patch 6.2 has finally made its way to the test realms — but are you looking forward to the latest game patch going live?

Blizzard covers a lot of gaming ground amongst its current games — StarCraft has real time strategy covered, World of Warcraft hits the massively multiplayer and of course RPG genres, Diablo is classic hack-n-slash, Heroes of the Storm is a MOBA, and Overwatch is poised to take on first person shooters.

I miss scenarios. I miss them a lot. Introduced in Mists of Pandaria, scenarios were nice little chunks of content that could be run with three people -- and you didn't need to fill any particular roles to complete them.

Diablo Season 3 has begun: are you going to be playing the game through for the latest seasonal rewards?