This week marks the premiere of the first-ever "Comp Stomp" Brawl in World of Warcraft.

Seriously, if I had a genie ready to give me three wishes, the first two would be for perfect health and immortality for myself and my wife, and likely vast wealth or superpowers (depending on if the genie would grant superpowers -- I have a whole wish thing mapped out just in case).

Fortnite developer Epic Games isn't done making big moves to rival Steam with exclusive rights to publish popular games.

So, PBS has done a lot of great stuff.

Like it or not, Baptiste -- Overwatch's newest support hero -- won't drastically change the popularity of the GOATS, or 3-3, meta that you see so often in the Overwatch League when he arrives in Stage 2.

The big dirty not-a-secret secret of modern game development is that it costs more than ever, but people absolutely refuse to pay more than they did ten years ago for games.

Save the day, wreck someone’s day… they’re almost the same thing, right? Right.

In my post about Pathfinder I talked a lot about the Open Gaming License which allowed Paizo to take the revised 3rd Edition of Dungeons and Dragons and essentially create Pathfinder out of it.

Ah, Tuesday -- that lovely day where everything in the game resets and that one rare you've been hunting for years is alive for exactly 5 minutes before someone other than you gets it -- looking at you Time-Lost Proto Drake.

World of Warcraft launched in North America and Australia on November 23, 2004.