World of Warcraft Character Services Now On Sale Just in Time for 8.1.5 & New Allied Races

If you’re looking forward to tomorrow’s release of v8.1.5 and the addition of the Zandalari Trolls and Kul Tiran Humans, and if you would like to race change one of your existing characters, then today’s news of a price cut in World of Warcraft Character Services may be of interest. Race Change, Faction Change and Character transfer are all on sale for 30% off. That means you can switch races for only $17.50 or switch factions completely for only $21.00.

UPLIFT 120 Degree Standing Desk & Single Monitor Arm Review

UPLIFT Desk is well-known in the business world for their ergonomic designs but what about the home office and gaming room? UPLIFT Desk have generously provided us with an ergonomic package to explore exactly that. If you’re at your PC for hours each day, you won’t want to skip this one. This is our official review of the UPLIFT 120 Degree Desk and Single Monitor Arm package.

The Division 2 Even Lives on Amazon’s Alexa

If you own an Alexa-enabled device, you can now access The Division Network that is tied to The Division 2. All that is required is to say, “Alexa, open The Division Network” and you can listen to audio logs from ground agents in order to piece together what has happened in Washington D.C. It’s a good precursor to the March 15th launch of The Division 2.

World of Warcraft: Classic Will be Split Into Six Phases Starting with Onyxia & Molten Core

When World of Warcraft: Classic launches this summer, it will be parsed out into six phases, up from the original four when it was announced. The decision to divide it differently came as a result of inner “deliberations” and based on player feedback. “Were aiming to capture what it felt like to play in a realm community in original WoW. To do that, we’re planning to mirror the approach taken by original WoW through patch 1.2.x,” the latest community update reads.

World of Warcraft: My Journey So Far

Hello! My name is Robin Baird, and I’ll be writing the World of Warcraft Column every other week. Since I’ve mostly written about other MMOs on MMORPG, I thought it would be a good idea to give everyone a brief outline of my history in WoW so you can better understand the perspective I have on the game and where I come from on things. Let’s step into the time machine.

Niantic Reveals Muggle-Approved AR Game, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite

Niantic has finally revealed the first information about its upcoming augmented reality game, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite. Players will be able to travel the Wizarding World in the “real world” along with millions of other players. Familiar characters from the movies, books and Fantastic Beasts films and content from each are all part of Harry Potter: Wizards Unite.