So I can load this site and the CMS to write things for it, but I can’t load the comments on the Queue, nor can I access Discord to look at questions there, and I can’t get Twitter to load.

In case you’re wondering, it is really hard to write the Queue without anything to respond to. I was seriously tempted to just start writing fanfic about you. Luckily I could still play Cyberpunk 2077 for my transmog fix while I waited.

This week, we explore how Dragonflight fits into the Dawn of the Aspects stories, if Odin has secret plans for the dragon aspects, and how Shadowlands affects the Eternal Hunger of Death Knights.

Game studio CD Projekt Red -- often abbreviated as CDPR by their many fans -- made a low key possible announcement of a huge slate of upcoming video games from their popular Witcher and Cyberpunk IPs, plus a few completely new surprises.

Overwatch 2 is finally out — the wait was very long, but the PVP experience of the game is now playable, with its three new heroes (Sojourn, Junker Queen, and Kiriko), a new game mode, several new maps, and an assortment of other changes, including the shift from 6v6 to 5v5 -- which is actually far more impactful than it may sound.

It's time again for Steam's thrice-yearly Next Fest, where hundreds of demos and livestreams are available so you can check out forthcoming games.

Overwatch 2 is releasing with several new base skins for the old heroes, in addition to some exciting new ones available in the Battle Pass and the Watchpoint Pack.

Overwatch is dead. Long live Overwatch.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we’ll probably find time to answer in the next lobby, or something.

Season 1 of Overwatch 2's Premium Battle Pass has a ton of cyberpunk-themed rewards on offer for players -- provided you work or pay your way through 80 tiers of play first.

In Overwatch 2, every single support hero feels a little different to play for a simple (albeit indirect) reason: the change from 6v6 to 5v5 means that there's only one tank per team now.

World of Warcraft still functions on the "expansions supported by patches" model, where we'll receive 2-3 major patches (and some accompanying minor ones in between) throughout the course of an expansion, then pay for a new expansion up front and repeat the cycle all over again.