Update: We've added some details on the reasoning from Overwatch League Commissioner Nate Nanzer.

If, like me, you would like to go to BlizzCon but you couldn't afford to buy tickets in May -- seriously, Blizz, I have to start saving for months for an expense like that -- you're out of luck. Unless you get your tickets from someone who already picked them up.

Back in February, Blizzard Entertainment stated they were already looking for expansion teams for the Overwatch League.

Overwatch is pulling out all the stops for its second Anniversary event, including the introduction of a new game mode.

I’m not a huge fan of this month’s Splatfest themes. Instead of one Splatfest, we’re getting three throughout the month, all centered around the upcoming Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show coming to Nickelodeon. The idea of three Splatfests is cool, but outside of generally not being a TMNT fan, the art style of the show sort of weirds me out.

So I’m having my own Mitchfest! Are you #TeamCheese or #TeamChocolate? Mull that over while you have yourself a Queue.

One of the things I find continuously fascinating about fandom is how far particular fans will go for the things they love.

Blizzard has told us that BlizzCon isn't going anywhere...

No, it is in fact not high noon (well, depending on when you read this).

It seems like just yesterday Overwatch burst onto the scene but this May marks its second anniversary, and the development team is putting out all kinds of skins and other goodies for everyone to enjoy as a birthday gift -- even if you don't own the game yet.

I’m sorry this was so late everyone! Had some things run over. So that said, let’s get down into the Queue.