Discussion

It's pretty clear to me that monetization aside -- and yes, I'll just cede here that I think it has flaws, I really am not blind to them -- Diablo Immortal has proved that you can have a very successful mobile game with a Blizzard IP that is a full-fledged MMO.

I keep wondering if WoW Classic has to be done with content after Wrath Classic.

While I wait for the arrival of Dragonflight later this year I've started farming mounts from older expansions that I hadn't gotten around to before.

Please note that I am not asking what the best platform is in terms of playing video games -- these are to some degree a matter of taste and thus utterly subjective and it's a lot easier and less contentious to ask people what they like, rather than what they believe to be best.

I was on the Atlantic coast a couple weeks back, and I like to explore the various environments that I don't normally get a chance to see near my central piedmont home.

Diablo Immortal is simultaneously extremely successful and somewhat controversial.

Several of my coworkers were talking about video game trailers, and the 2019 BlizzCon reveal of Diablo 4 came up.

Amidst the woes about the Diablo Immortal monetization model — which effectively allows players to buy their way to more character power — some players have grown concerned that a similar path could be laid out for the upcoming Diablo 4.

Thanks to a deluge of news, we officially have the fifth and final Diablo 4 class revealed — but that's just at launch.

I’m away from my home PC this week, but that hasn’t stopped me from getting a little gaming in.