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Blizzard games are often distinct from one another -- you're not going to confuse Hearthstone with StarCraft, for example -- but they are not conceived and executed in vacuum, and there is influence between each.

Out of all the announcements about World of Warcraft at BlizzCon 2019, two things spoken by Ion Hazzikostas stood out to me over anything else: "unpruning" and "player agency." I'm hopeful that this is a sea change in the design philosophy for WoW.

Besides all the big announcements and mechanics deep dives, BlizzCon also features panels that are creative and fun to watch, but not necessarily important as far as big news goes.

WoW is turning 15 this year, and for such a milestone event Blizzard is pulling out all the stops.

A question at the WoW Q&A panel made the case for why loosening the faction restrictions of World of Warcraft would be nice (i.e.

Choosing one of the four Shadowlands Covenants will be a key choice as players enter the new expansion.

World of Warcraft has certainly taken its fair share of ideas from the Diablo franchise: random legendary drops, the whole idea of socketing gems into loot -- even the original Classic WoW talent trees were inspired by the skill trees of Diablo 2 but today the tables have turned.

Starting up my first match of Overwatch 2 felt immediately familiar -- but exciting and new.

To me a loading screen in Diablo games is a chance to take a breath -- a break from the tension of surviving in the game's hellscapes to gather myself and get ready for the next challenge.

When talking about BlizzCon 2019 I think I'll forever remember a few highlights and one lowlight.