The Overwatch League matches officially start tonight, and that means Blizzard has turned the hype up to eleven.

In all the other news about patch 7.3.5, one surprising tidbit noticed by the folks at Wowhead was this one -- a configuration warning that alerts you if your system won't be supported by future builds of World of Warcraft.

Back at BlizzCon, attendees of the Hearthstone Q&A panel were given the opportunity to choose one new card for each class, and those cards would only appear in the arena game mode.

It was first announced at BlizzCon 2016. A year and a half of planning since that announcement has led us here. Opening Day for the inaugural season of Overwatch League kicks off today at 6 p.m. Central, live from Blizzard Arena.

Yesterday might have introduced all those sweet new Overwatch League skins, but there was a mountain of other noteworthy news in the latest Overwatch patch as well, which was released for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

I’m back, baby! It’s time for Mitch Queue Number Two: Return of the Knai-fu. Let’s dive right in.

Patch 7.3.2 introduced Wakening Essences as the new currency for upgrading legendary items. In patch 7.3.5, players will also be able to use the Wakening Essences to purchase Purified Titan Essences -- tokens that will give players a random new legendary item outright.

One of the habits I find difficult to break -- whether it be in World of Warcraft, Heroes of the Storm, or Overwatch -- is my habit of saving up in-game currency and then just...

After the Overwatch League officially began with preseason show matches in December exclusively on MLG.tv -- i.e., not Twitch -- lots of people were wondering whether this would continue with the regular season.

Blizzard released a small set of World of Warcraft hotfixes today, including a change to Wakening Essences.