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Plenty of artists, filmmakers, and creators of all sorts have placed little references and call-backs to different characters, locations, and inside jokes within their works for the keen-eyed and observant to find since time immemorial.

If you play World of Warcraft, you’re delving into a world of fantasy and magic.

I'm not sure why but I'm feeling nostalgic lately -- maybe it's all the Timewalking I've been doing, maybe it's the pre-patch 10.1 anticipation (not that I'm done with all the new content from patch 10.0.7, mind you).

Diablo 4 is coming out in June.

I'm not going to lie -- I was absolutely floored when the World of Warcraft team announced yesterday that Dragonflight patch 10.1 would be arriving on May 2, a good three-to-four weeks before I expected it.

Look, I'm old.

I think it's fair to say that Diablo 2 defined the Action Role Playing Game genre  in a way no other game in that genre can claim.

The past weeks have been devilishly entertaining as Blizzard rolled out major portions of the long-expected Diablo 4 for public feedback.

For the next six weeks you'll be able to run Timewalking non-stop during the Turbulent Timeways event, starting with the Cataclysm expansion this week.

I've been thinking more and more about the question -- "Is Diablo 4 an MMO?" -- since I currently play World of Warcraft, am pretty heavily invested in Diablo 3, was into Diablo Immortal for a couple of months there, and was just utterly charmed by the open beta for Diablo 4.