Warcraft

Since the very first release of World of Warcraft you've been able to acquire the game in a special Collector's Edition box, and for every expansion since -- as well as on the 15th Anniversary -- players can add a box of physical goodies to their shelf. Dragonflight, of course, continues this tradition with the standard art book and mousepad, as well as the more recent common inclusion of pins (which seems to be the go-to replacement for the late, lamented expansion soundtrack CD).

Blizzard is planning to acquire the Boston-based Proletariat Inc.

Look, I love World of Warcraft, and I've been playing it for years.

Whatever your feelings are about Diablo Immortal, it has to be admitted that the mobile MMO has some pretty significant innovations in terms of its design to make the gameplay accessible and easy to drop in and out of.

Can you make changes in order to not change something?

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.

Dragonflight opened up for preorders this week, and the latest World of Warcraft expansion will continue the trend of previous expansions and offer a physical Collector's Edition as well.

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.

Every year, the tilting of Azeroth brings us season after season.