Sometimes our games -- the ones we play, that become part of our lives -- can actually get under our skin.

I think at this point the Horde and Alliance need to exist as separate and somewhat adversarial entities in World of Warcraft.

It’s a brand new year, let’s hope it’s a good one! I had a great New Year’s Eve celebration, and I hope that the rest of you did as well.

Now, where are the flying cars?

While I try and convince an engineer that flying cars would be a good thing in the hands of the general public, it’s time for — The Queue.

It's a Beholder, isn't it?

What kind of year would it be if we didn't close out with our collective Game of the Year (GOTY) choices?

There are a lot of games in the world, and nobody is going to know about all of them.

It's time to boot 2021 out the door and kick off 2022.

Even though I definitely planned this, it’s cool to wind up with two end-of-the-year Queues in a row. There’s a small bit of irony here, given my first answer to last year’s EOY Queue, but hey. Also, yes, once again, I am writing this with like 30 minutes before it goes live.

So, one final time for 2021… let’s Queue this.

This week we look back at the major stories we covered in 2021 on the podcast from the Activision Blizzard lawsuit and unionization push to the WoW Shadowlands content patches to the continuing development of Diablo 3, 4, as well as Diablo Immortal to the future of our site as we explore tabletop roleplaying games and other off-topic content under our Tavern Watch brand.

It's been a rough year.