On the patch 8.3 PTR, a new item popped up in datamining that could allow players to add a socket to any piece of gear that does not already have any sockets.

She’s still a good guy, y’all. Trust me on this — she told me herself.

Anyhow, I’m sick again and it’s cold in Michigan and everything is awful. LET’S QUEUE!

Overwatch's winged healer has a brand new event that rewards you with a full set of fancy sprays, an icon, and a casual, Legendary skin.

One of the most surprising announcements for Shadowlands and World of Warcraft in general was that WoW is going to see added customization options.

Once again the folks at Wowhead have datamined up a crucial piece of information: namely the voice files of Highlord Darion Mograine and the Lich King himself, Bolvar Fordragon, that are part of patch 8.3's change to allow Death Knights of every Allied Race and the Pandaren.

I don't know if the term closed world makes any sense per se, but considering that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim ushered in the term 'open world' and it's become synonymous with a certain kind of gameplay experience -- also known as sandbox games -- I thought I'd talk about whether or not gamers are finally ready to embrace games which don't subscribe to that philosophy.

If you play a Death Knight,  a Blood Elf or a Night Elf in World of Warcraft (and seemingly not a Void Elf or a Nightborne) then you're going to notice a few changes in patch 8.3, specifically to your eyes.  As part of the incoming Shadowlands changes that will be made to character customization options for all characters, Blizzard is going to test out some changes to the way that certain eyes glow, and the certain ones in question appear to be DKs, Blood and Night Elves.

Goblins or Vulpera? Gnomes or Mechagnomes? These and other questions I don’t have answers to right here in Wednesday’s edition of the Queue.

BlizzCon's big Diablo 4 announcement came in with a blood-soaked bang.

There's been a lot to digest with the announcement of Shadowlands.