I've been thinking about classes in games.

Team Blizzard Watch is running a brand-new D&D campaign: Into the Weirs, an adventure set in an original world that world that Joe and I created together.

It's a joke that goes back years.

Horizon Forbidden West was released last week to extensive fanfare, especially from those who had played its predecessor Horizon Zero Dawn.

Look, I’m not even gonna pretend like this isn’t the week that we’ll have both Forbidden West and Elden Ring to choose from or that I haven’t stockpiled caffeine in preparation for tonight’s launch. That’s just how it is. We’re in Elden Ring territory now, and the Hype Train is in full swing.

So while we wait for our stop in the Lands Between, let’s enjoy a nice Queue, shall we?

Now that Shadowlands patch 9.2 is live, players can upgrade their Legendaries (both of them!) to rank 7 and ilevel 291.

I think that for myself, the quickest way to break any immersion I have in a video game is for the music to make literally no sense for a moment.

Though we never once meet her, Dr.

Steam Next Fest is a week long event full of game demos -- hundreds of them -- so you can try out a bunch of games before they're released.

Turns out installing WoW from scratch can take a lot of time. Anyway, I reused that New Dances image because it makes me laugh, and because it saves me five minutes, which is really helpful right about now.

It’s the Queue, here comes the questions and answers.