There's something amazing about Bladestorm.

Banishing things is fun, in a very Warlock kind of way.

While purchasing new games has shifted from a strictly in-person experience to a largely digital one, Blizzard always makes sure to release physical collector's editions that reward those who still prefer the in-person method.

As part of Netflix's deal with Marvel, it's rolling out the second of four series set in New York's notorious Hell's Kitchen neighborhood.

While the main gear attraction in Diablo 3 lies in specifically cool legendaries and class sets, there are some wonderful crafted and dropped legendaries that can both get you started and continue to support your performance in a full class set build.

Gul'dan has a long and storied history in World of Warcraft -- after all, his betrayal of Ner'zhul and subsequent takeover of the original Horde is what brought the Orcs to Azeroth in the first place.

Welcome back to The Queue, our daily Q&A feature for all of Blizzard’s games! Have a question for the Blizzard Watch staff? Leave it in the comments!

I love the new models. I love them to pieces — it’s great seeing the variety of emotions and expressions you can get now, and it’s such a gigantic improvement from the original vanilla models. More importantly, I love how human males at work now look like they’re simultaneously clasping their hands and listening intently, like they’re trying to come up with the perfect manufactured flatulence sound instead of doing whatever it is they should be doing.

Okay, considering that it is a comic book starring a group of robots that change into things based on a toy line from the 80's that was itself cobbled together from two or three toy lines from Japan, Transformers has had a heck of a run all told.

Submitter Diandrel of Tribes of the Moon on Lothar (US-H) was innocently trying to take a selfie when she was attacked by giant purple wasps and went a little bit ballistic.

By now you've probably noticed our new venture, The Tavern.