Now that we're at the end of Dragonflight, a transmog fancier's thoughts naturally turn to fancies of obtaining tier sets from earlier in the expansion.

Today is the day, the final game of the Stanley Cup playoffs. It’s been a grueling postseason to get to this point, but the Edmonton Oilers have the chance to win it all and bring the Cup home to Canada for the first time in 30 years.

We’re all a little excited around the city, to say the least. There have been free concerts downtown, and I’m sure a record number of people calling in sick to work so that they can watch the game. Not only because we like it when our team wins, but because if they win tonight they’ll pull off a reverse sweep in the finals. Winning their 4/7 games after the Florida Panthers had already gotten three wins. Each game was do-or-die, and somehow they managed to get their stuff together and bring us to game 7. If the Oilers win tonight, they’ll be only the second team to win the Stanley Cup in a reverse sweep — the first was the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1942, 82 years ago!

It’s going to be a wild night!

I guess I can talk about video games until then though, it’s time for — The Queue!

It's a big, open world out there.

After all the excitement of Summer Game Fest and Steam NextFest the last couple weeks it's nice to have a weekend where you can relax and catch up on games.

It’s time for the Midsummer Fire Festival in World of Warcraft and your Dragonriding Skyriding mount is ready to enjoy the festivities with their own special Midsummer Fire Festival Armor.

That’s my secret, Cap. I’m always ready for a nap.

Join us as we discuss struggling with stepping away from a beloved game, Hearthstone’s new tropical vacation themed expansion, and why Diablo 4 should have an Adventure Mode.

Concrete details about the 2024 revamp of the Dungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook are finally starting to filter out to the gaming public, and one of the important questions on everyone's mind has been: what are the official core rulebook subclasses?

Starting today with the Midsummer Fire Festival, bad luck protection is being added to holiday boss drops in World of Warcraft.

Blizzard will be shutting down Guild Realm Transfers and Guild Faction Transfers on July 22, 2024.