Last month I went over what we may see in the next expansion, based on what has and hasn’t worked during this expansion.

I've been watching a lot of esports lately, and it has me thinking about how we learn to play our favorite games.

If you follow Overwatch League, you know we're back for week three tonight — and you won't believe what happened in the epic showdown between the Dragons and the Dynasty.

Hearthstone's Tavern Brawls can be lots of fun, throwing you oddball mechanics that push the game in all new directions.

It's become synonymous with Blizzard, but have you ever really thought about how that big Orc statue at Blizzard Entertainment got there?

There's a lot of information out there about Allied Races, datamined from the 7.3.5 PTR and other places, and that's great.

If you've been playing WoW for a while, you're familiar with the way each class sees design changes with the coming of a new expansion.

The latest Heroes of the Storm balance patch has arrived bearing nerfs to Sonya, Sgt.

There was a lot of talk yesterday about the best horror movie, but you are all wrong. What We Do in the Shadows is hands-down the best horror movie of all time.

What? You’re telling me it’s a comedy? Come on! It had vampires, it had werewolves, it had the terror of death everywhere. Absolutely a horror movie. I don’t see how anyone could disagree with its qualifications.

And now that I’ve started an exciting new horror movie conversation, let’s get to a new day of mostly on-topic questions.

Recently, Andrea Toyias, Senior Casting and Voice Director at Blizzard and person who holds some of the coolest panels at BlizzCon, tweeted about an article at Rolling Stone covering Overwatch. I think it's one of the most succinct ways to describe the Overwatch phenomenon in terms of its ubiquity.