Blizzard has revealed the male model of Diablo III's wizard class, sporting a look that many late 70's, early 80's rock stars would have given all of their chest hair for.

Activision is a giant company with a small problem: Most of their revenue comes from three video games.

Buried in Activision's annual report for Fiscal Year 2009, the same one that had news of a major shake-up at Call of Duty: Modern Warfare developer Infinity Ward, were some interesting numbers.

The cutest little transportation systems ever rendered in plushie form are now available for purchase at Blizzard's online store. At what price, cuteness?

If you're unlucky enough to not be in the StarCraft II Beta, or unwilling to pay $300 to get in, here's a two minute clip showing what you're missing - in this case, the Zerg clobbering some holier-than-thou Protoss ass.

Not that I'm sharing this in a run-go-get-it sense. But some enterprising key recipients have chosen not to participate in the StarCraft II beta. Some 49 keys are being auctioned on eBay right now, with bids reaching up to $305.

I've been playing the Starcraft II beta for a couple of days now. On the off chance you actually want to hear what I think about it, read on, reader, read on.

Unsure how to handle the Gryphon Hatchling and Wind Rider Cub plushies from World of Warcraft that arrived at my house for review today, I hugged them. The verdict? Snuggable goodness.

Hell, It’s about time.