I’m still not sure whether I miss old WoW or if I just miss my old guildmates and being 22 with minimal responsibility beyond the tip of my own nose.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions and yeah, we’re pretty sure there’s a German word for that feeling.

World of Warcraft's 20th anniversary event is nearly here, and if that made you feel ancient, it's probably time for an annual checkup; also, go drink some water.

We've crash-landed on Khaz Algar, met some new earthy friends, reunited with some long-lost kinda-humans, and vanquished an eight-legged queen -- what's on the horizon for our band of adventurers?

The World of Warcraft 20th Anniversary arrives with patch 11.0.5 and runs until January 6, 2025, and as usual players will be able to get an experience and reputation buff for the length of the anniversary.

There’s a chill in the air and the nights are getting longer. Things are ramping up to the spookiest (best) time of the year! The candy bars are getting smaller, the air is getting chillier, the leaves are crunchier, and that strange noise in the night might be a small critter — or it might be a ghost!

While I definitely don’t go investigate that alone, it’s time for — The Queue!

The World of Warcraft 20th Anniversary arrives with patch 11.0.5 and runs until January 6, 2025, and there are a host of new events for players to participate in.

The recent book by Jason Schreier, Play Nice: The Rise, Fall, and Future of Blizzard Entertainment, discusses the fight within Blizzard over how games would be monetized, and the introduction of microtransactions into the game catalogue.

We're at the end of another week of news, and it is finally officially spooky season, so let the hauntings commence.

This weekend I bring you a new Mario Party game, a top-down twin-stick shooter, FromSoftware's *other* title (no I don't mean King's Field, no one remembers King's Field), and a spinoff title of a popular RPG franchise!

It’s pumpkin season, people. I don’t mean the season of everything being pumpkin flavored (though there is that too), but the gloriously spooky season which the jack-o-lantern has come to symbolize. The days are getting shorter, the nights are getting longer, and who knows what’s lurking in the dark.

So let’s cover some questions, and celebrate the season.