– Blizz Previewing Its Wednesday Event – Junkertown Revealed

Blizzard is in the midst of a special live stream event that is laying the groundwork for the company’s Wednesday event. So far, we’ve learned that World of Warcraft players will be able to try out the new v7.3 dungeon called Seat of the Triumverate and the Overwatch team will show off the game’s next map, Junkertown. It’s themed around Junkrat and Roadhog, of course, and it even has its own special video short.

– HTC Vive Price Drops to $599

The price of VR is coming down. HTC Vive announced a $200 price drop for its signature VR headset bringing it to $599. Buyers will also receive limited time access to Viveport Subscription, a service that allows players to choose up to five title per month and access to a variety of “most popular content”.

Dauntless – How I Learned to Love the Grind

Dauntless has finally left the land of NDA (nondisclosure) and it’s time to see what all the hub bub is about this game. Dauntless describes itself as a co-op action, RPG where you battle ferocious Behemoths, craft powerful weapons and forge your legend in the Shattered Isles.

World of Speed – Racing into Steam Early Access on August 23rd

Saber Interactive and Mad Dog Games have announced the Steam release date for World of Speed. Players will be able to jump in and get racing beginning on Wednesday, August 23rd. The game will be free to download and play with in-app purchases. Currently three car packages are listed on the Steam page, though pricing information is as-yet unavailable.

Destiny 2 – ‘PC Gamers Are First Class Citizens, Should Feel Native’

During Nvidia’s Gamescom conference, several key technical features for Destiny 2 on PC were confirmed. Among those are 4K support, SLI, HDR support, framerate counter, voice chat, text chat and field of view adjustment. According to Bungie, “We wanted to treat PC gamers like first-class citizens since the first day of development. Destiny 2 is build from the ground up to be an amazing state of the art hardware. It should feel native on PC.”

Path of Exile – Devs Primed to Answer Your Questions About Oriath & More

Now that the Path of Exile team has had a chance to get players settled in to The Fall of Oriath expansion, they’re ready to take on your questions about the expansion, the development process, issues / celebrations with regard to the game, and just about any topic PoE-related you can think of. We’ve partnered with Grinding Gear to offer you a chance to ask those burning questions.