If there’s a theme this week, it’s naptime.

Games are getting more and more connected all the time -- they're more about multiple players having experiences together, about teamwork and group play.

If you've been in a coma for the past few weeks, the concept of KonMari may need a bit of explanation.

Blizzard has finally answered our art prayers by delivering prints without the obnoxious game logos that stand out like a sore thumb.

Encounters in the Uldir raid have mechanics which are more punishing to melee players than ranged.

Hello and happy Tuesday! We had a long discussion about Two Bosses Enter in the comments yesterday, so it only seemed fitting to FEATURE IT AS THE FIRST QUESTION! That makes sense, right? I think that makes sense.

Let’s Queue.

(PS: Sorry if the format on 2BE is a bit odd. WordPress was eating it all the other ways I tried to type it.)

Even though they've never officially been called "Seasons" until now, World of Warcraft has had a rough concept of Seasons for a while, as item-level caps naturally go up whenever a new raid tier releases.

Overwatch makes a conscious decision to separate the lore or narrative from its gameplay.

Balance is a tricky thing to get right.

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!

You know, I wondered why goblins had crazy flamingo cutouts and other strange oddities strewn about their campsites, but it turns out they have a purpose. That penguin isn’t going to be getting underfoot anytime soon, is it? Given my penchant for flamingo-collecting in Animal Crossing, I can’t blame the little guy for his infatuation, but I feel a little bad for what’s inevitably going to happen once we move on to another expansion. Whichever Goblin is tasked with putting that flamingo away is going to get a face-full of angry amorous penguin wrath. I sort of wish we’d get to see it.

You know what I love? Answering your questions. Let’s get to that!