I've been very happy with my decision to get an Xbox One recently, as Microsoft has rolled out backwards compatibility for several games from the 360.

Rumors of our demise have been greatly exaggerated.

Overwatch has come out with two beta patches in quick succession, including some changes to address hero balance and a brand-new rating system.

I absolutely adore Karazhan. I have run it hundreds, perhaps thousands of times, both in at-level groups and at higher levels. (Memorably, I recall trying to do the raid with a group of three Paladins during Wrath of the Lich King. We started around 2am and I don’t think we’d figured out how to get past the chess event by 5am.)

The art and atmosphere are great. The music is great. The boss encounters are fun, and some have a great sense of humor (like Opera) while others have been given a sense of humor by the players (like Shade of Aran). In part, I just like the place, which feels like nothing else in World of Warcraft, and in part I have lots of great memories of running it with friends during Burning Crusade. I’m definitely looking forward to seeing it return in Legion, but we’ll talk about that more in today’s Q&A, below.

What do we want?

I'm not here to argue with Blizzard's reasons for not having it.

Another small batch of World of Warcraft hotfixes for patch 6.2.3 have been released and posted to the official blog.

Welcome to the 44th episode of Blizzard Watch's podcast!

Tuesday's Patch 6.2.3 brought Timewalking to various Cataclysm dungeons, as well as reintroducing Valor to World of Warcraft.

If you're a fan of Mystery Science Theatre 3000 -- and really, you're on the internet, so even if you aren't there's a good chance you like something created by someone who is -- then you'll be pleased to know that at least three new episodes of the show will be made.