Since *checks clock* the other day, Jellycat has taken the internet by storm.

Yes, believe it or not, today means we’re officially 100 days away from Halloween! …but we’re probably not going to have most of the usual shenanigans this year, which is a mega bummer. Oh well, I’ll still do my best to celebrate the spooOoOo0ky season when the time comes.

Until then, how about we Queue?

There has been much speculation that, after Shadowlands, the next chapter in World of Warcraft will take a cosmological turn -- and many have been expecting a Light vs.

I was surprised back at BlizzCon 2019 when I got hands on with Bastion -- surprised because of how quickly I adjusted to being level 50 instead of level 120.

Choices are fundamental to the gaming experience and you’ve got a big one coming up in Shadowlands.

The temptation to answer the headline of this post with a giant yes was irresistable, and yet, I have not simply written yes in giant ten foot tall letters.

There are games that I play because they are familiar and require no real thought. Games I’ve played and played and played and played. Mass Effect 2 and 3. All the Dragon Age games, especially 2 and Inquisition. Diablo 3. Definitely Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. And while I love new games and can’t wait for a bunch of them to come out, right now, I’m very okay with my current dive into old friends as a means to cope with all the things happening in the world today.

This is the Queue.

This week Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the WoW Shadowlands story we've been given so far and speculate on where it may be going as the expansion progresses.

The Shadowlands beta is now live, and invite waves are going out regularly.

Last week, I wrote a post asking the question "Is Blizzard's hotfix of the Trials of the Tempests buff enough?" Because in my view Diablo 3's Season 21 hasn't been as good as previous seasons.