“BlizzCon is over, and everything is worse now.” – Unknown Horse Prophet

That’s as clever an intro as I can think of right now. Let’s Queue.

As far back as I can remember Blizzard has been known for their amazing cinematic trailers, and this year's BlizzCon was no exception.

We sat down at BlizzCon with Executive Producer of WoW John Hight and Lead Software Engineer Brian Birmingham to learn how WoW Classic came to be and what their vision of it will look like.

This weekend at BlizzCon, we did a whole lot of looking toward the future -- new heroes, new lands, new patches, new stuff.

Well, that didn't take long.

Overwatch's newest hero, Ashe is finally available.

Before the final bracket of the Overwatch World Cup began at BlizzCon 2018 conventional wisdom said the winner of the semi-final -- which would assuredly be between Team USA and Team South Korea -- would win the whole shebang.

This BlizzCon, our delightful Dan O'Halloran and malefic Mitch "Mitch" Mitchell sat down with Blizzard's Alex Afrasiabi (World of Warcraft's Senior Creative Director) and Patrick Dawson (Technical Director) and chatted about World of Warcraft.

This morning I’ve prepped three loads of laundry, cleared the entire sink worth of dishes, emptied two Halloween buckets full of wrappers — Halloween was less than a week ago — and I still have to write at least one more article about BlizzCon esports. I feel like I’ve aged five years in the past three days. Like Rip Van Winkle, I need to brush my hair and answer a whole lot of questions.

So, this is the queue. Let’s get to it.

A visual comparison of Westfall between World of Warcraft Classic and what you see currently.