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A tale of leaving the World of Warcraft behind and rediscovering the vast, wonderful world of gaming beyond Azeroth. Complete with mention of robotic turtles, Congo Bongo, and much more. For anyone considering leaving WOW, this is worth a read.

Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty gave players the opportunity to play the game offline, so why isn't the option available in Diablo III?

Find out what one player wants to see in the upcoming Elder Scrolls MMO.

Condemned for destroying MMO server communities, grouping tools, like WoW's Dungeon/Raid Finder, actually do the complete opposite.

Will Diablo III's marketplace create a new greed-based dystopia or is it just a way for gamers to make some money?

News Blips for Wednesday, April 25, 2012: Adam Sessler leaves G4 over a contract dispute; Cryptic Studios was hacked in 2010 and only just learned about it; and The Walking Dead: Episode 1 will hit XBLA on Friday.

BioWare has managed something amazing. I actually care about my faction in Star Wars: The Old Republic.

The Warcraft Hero, Bitmob's weekly webcomic, comes to a close in this touching finale.

Before The Warcraft Hero, Bitmob's weekly webcomic, ends, enjoy the author's 10 favorite installments.

As the internet comes under scrutiny once again, can the games industry help in recovering the world's image of it?

How a nerdy show gets tv wrong

News Blips for March 29, 2012. Journey breaks records, Dark Millennium Online goes single-player, and EA is in The Consumerist's final four of badness.

The Warcraft Hero, star of Bitmob's weekly webcomic, sets sail for Pandaria.

Is Blizzard's flagship series hitting its twilight years? A former player chiming in.

The argument of whether or not video games are legitimately art ended last week when The Art of Video Games opened at The Smithsonian's American Art Museum in Washington, D.C.! Check out this interesting recap of all the exhibit has to offer, as well as some interesting thought you may have not realized about video games over the past 40 years!

The labels on the numbers RPGs use to mathematically quantify your characters' abilities are just a tad silly.

The Warcraft Hero, star of Bitmob's weekly webcomic, says goodbye to his favorite talking raptor.

News Blips for Wednesday, February 29, 2012: Blizzard cuts 600 employees from its workforce; Nintendo doesn't want The Binding of Isaac for religious reasons; and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 gets its first map pack on March 20.

The Warcraft Hero, star of Bitmob's weekly webcomic, returns after his brief stint being dead.

Goblinworks' Pathfinder Online aims to be a full-featured MMORPG with a leaner budget and faster development cycle.