Blizzcon

During the BlizzCon opening ceremony, the Hearthstone development team revealed their new expansion, Mean Streets Of Gadgetzan.

Today, after months and months and maybe a few too many months of teasing, Sombra hacked the BlizzCon opening ceremony and made herself known.

If Blizzard were a person, it would have been able to vote since 2009 and able to drink since 2011 (in its home state of California.) At 25, the company is a juggernaut -- Legion is the most popular World of Warcraft expansion in years, Overwatch debuted to huge acclaim, and Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls was one of the most popular expansions to a major RPG ever released.

It’s Monday. I’m super tired and I’m working on a project and BlizzCon is this week and it’s Halloween/Hallow’s End and, let’s get this party started.

This is the Queue. The dog and cat in the header image are Marrina and Puck.

I'm not going to BlizzCon for three reasons.

If you follow the site, you may know I've been waist-deep in BlizzCon coverage for a while now, as the esports opening week rolls along.

BlizzCon is coming up next week and with it, the Diablo 20th anniversary, which got me thinking.

Earlier today, Blizzard updated the official BlizzCon app with some nifty new features, but it seems that wasn't the end of the BlizzCon news.

If you don't know who David Brevik is, he founded Blizzard North and helped create Diablo.

BlizzCon is just six weeks away, and opening week for BlizzCon esports starts even sooner.