Issue 138: Greetings and welcome to 2016! Isn’t it funny to think that a little over 16 years ago we were all freaking out because Y2K was going to destroy the world? Silly humans. Oh, and speaking of silly humans, what is with the “find the panda” bit going around Facebook? I couldn’t resist using the above image from a World of Warcraft tweet.
I hope all of you had a great Christmas and didn’t kill to many brain cells on New Years Eve. 2016 is going to be a pretty big year for gaming, I think, especially if you are a fan of Blizzard titles; we are sure to see a couple of those this year.
I apologize if you are not really a fan of World of Warcraft because with Legion coming out this year you can imagine there will be several headlines pertaining to WoW in the upcoming issues. I will still attempt to keep the title diverse so other readers still have something interesting to read. For instance how about a post about Rise of the Tombraider coming to PC or new content news for SWTOR.
WoW: Valor Upgrades Ring
Blizzard Watch post
Rise of the Tombraider For PC
Posted 1.5.16 – If you have been waiting (probably rather impatiently) for Rise of the Tombraider to come to PC, you only have a wait a couple more weeks. January 28th you will be able to play it on your PC! As a predominately PC gamer, this is great news, however my XBox is hooked up to a 70″ television … hmm, I may stick with the 360 version.
polygon article
Activision Blizzard Buys MLG
Blizzard Watch post
Next SWTOR Episode Coming Soon
Posted 1.716 – If you weren’t aware, Bioware has changed the way they are adding new content in the latest SWTOR expansion (Knights of the Fallen Empire). They are doing episodic expansions that builds on the story. Players at max level can jump into the episodes to experience the next chapter in the story. The newest story, Anarchy in Paradise, will be out February 11th (just in time for Valentine’s Day!).
polygon article
Diablo III Patch 2.4.0
Massively Overpowered post
Rumors of a Doom Reboot
Posted 7.9.16 – When I was growing up there were three computer games that were staples – Duke Nukem, Quake and Doom. Quake has probably run its course of sequels, culminating with Quake III Arena and most of aware of the sordid tale of the Duke Nukem sequel. A Doom reboot, using today’s UX technologies, would be pretty awesome; if its done right. Game Informer is taunting us.