Apple released some iOS app store rule updates last week, including an in-app purchase change applicable to Hearthstone.  According to the new rules, "Apps offering “loot boxes” or other mechanisms that provide randomized virtual items for purchase must disclose the odds of receiving each type of item to customers prior to purchase." This means items like Hearthstone's card packs must now have their drop rates listed on the app.

Nope. Not at all. Mitch’s concerns are entirely misplaced here and I really have no idea why he thinks that. None.

Gift cards are a holiday inevitability.

The Winter Wonderland event is still ongoing in Overwatch, but astute players may have noticed something missing.

One of my favorite things about having all the WoW Collector's Editions as well as the Collector's Editions for Diablo 3 and Reaper of Souls is that they come with art books.

It's a lazy day in the world of Blizzard, but that doesn't mean there isn't something to do in your game of choice.

The holiday season can be a baffling one to me in real life, but luckily in video games it's a lot simpler.

Happy Holidays, Heroes players!

Back before Jeff from the Overwatch team was starring in the best Winter Veil present ever, he was providing us with teasers about the then-upcoming Winter Wonderland event in Overwatch.

World of Warcraft was an entirely new game when it debuted in 2004 -- it wasn’t the RTS title players were familiar with.