Isn’t this a great bear?

Surely Blizzard wouldn’t do something silly like introduce such a great bear, only to have players kill it. Then follow that up by telling players it was doubly dead and could never rejoin the cycle of rebirth that other natural things got in a whole expansion focused around the afterlife and letting several things get that treatment. That would be crazy.

While I take a big drink of my water, it’s time for — The Queue!

It's a tough day for the employees of Triangle Agency, but our skilled Agents are always ready to beat back any challenge — even when that challenge is a mass of anomalous electrical wires intent on their deaths!

It's that time of the year again, friends: reveal season has just ended and we're about to get a new Hearthstone expansion.

I've been playing my way through the games I bought during the Steam Spring Sale, and one really stands out.

Everyone's favorite in-game holiday in WoW is back with brand new rewards!

With the introduction of spring, we have some new releases to talk about this week as well, so let's just jump straight into it.

This is not what I expected, but when is anything what we expect it to be? At least I didn’t become a smudge on the streets of Undermine (again), but Goblin technology could stand to have a couple more creature comforts.

But where here for the Queue, so the Queue we shall have. Let’s get to some questions.

It probably isn't a huge surprise that our hottest topic this week was the World of Warcraft player housing preview.

With many of the changes and new features that we have seen in The War Within, we are truly experiencing a golden age of transmogrification -- but if you're like me, it might be so golden that it's kind of stressing you out a little bit.

I briefly talked about Fasolasuchus in a Queue before. But I didn’t really go into much detail about the animal, a massive prehistoric pseudosuchian in the Loricata, an Archosaur clade that included all living members of the Crocodylomorpha and the various large terrestrial animals once called Rauisuchians.

This was a big boy. It hunted early members of the Sauropodomorpha like Lessemsaurus, which while not nearly as big as later Sauropods was still over 10 meters long and weighed upwards of four metric tons. (I accidentally wrote kiloton here instead of metric ton and had to come back in to correct it.)