With World of Warcraft's Dragonflight expansion launching on November 28, we now have details on the dungeons and raids that will be available at launch. Dragonflight includes eight new dungeons, all of which will be available on day one, as well as one raid — Vault of the Incarnates — that will open on December 13.

The arrival of Overwatch 2 marks a huge shift for Blizzard's team shooter, and that means players will want to lay the groundwork for a smooth launch.

The announcement of PVE content for Overwatch 2 drew the attention of many prospective players, but we've been informed that this feature won't be releasing immediately when Overwatch 2 launches on October 4.

All this has to do with what Anna wrote yesterday is that her title inspired my response. I actually agree with her.

This week, we discuss the new Cyberpunk: Edgerunners animated show on Netflix based on the Cyberpunk 2077 universe, what this mean for the game, and what we know about the newly announced game expansion.

We still don't have a release date for Dragonflight yet, but I've decided to start getting ready for it.

With Wrath Classic finally here and players doing their best to get to level 70, knowing where to find Northrend's dungeons is a priority for leveling — and for gearing up after you've hit max level.

It’s weird, because I really, truly hated (and honestly on a gut level still hate) the monetization changes to Hearthstone‘s Battlegrounds, and yet now I find myself playing them more than ever before. I know I have a tendency to respond very strongly to external pressure — the even simple and completely arbitrary leaderboards on Duolingo lights my competitive streak, and I will learn French quicker than FirstnameBunchanumbers progresses through German. Even though the rewards track didn’t compel me to play before, now that the rewards are confined to Battlegrounds, and especially because they’re all cosmetic, I’m fighting tooth and claw to get them.

Also, weirdly, now that they got rid of SI:Sefin and added in Toxfin, I’m no longer calling for nerfs, while I’m also trying for the quest that lets me trigger as many Battlecries as possible. So much fairer! No, not because I’m the one playing it. Other reasons.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions, and we’ll answer them right after this game.

The latest Hearthstone mini-set Maw & Disorder arrives September 27 -- today -- and brings with it 35 new cards themed around the trial of Sylvanas for her many crimes, although specifically this time it's for anima theft.

This may sound kind of weird, but I can't play World of Warcraft with the sound off, and having to set it low so I can hear someone talking on Discord or what have you is extremely painful for me.