Blizzard pushed server-side hotfixes for World of Warcraft: Midnight on April 24, 2026, and the headline change is the one players have been waiting for: the Keystone Myth – Season One achievement is now obtainable for players who hit 3,400+ Mythic+ rating. It was previously disabled due to a bug. Here is everything that changed.

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Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred Launch: Queues, Bugs & Fixes (2026)

Diablo 4's Lord of Hatred expansion finally dropped — and crashed straight into the same launch-night wall that haunts every Blizzard release. Massive server queues, a broken Talisman Tab, and a quest interactable that flat-out refuses to spawn. Here's exactly what's broken, what Blizzard has officially confirmed, and the workarounds that actually let you play tonight.

28/04/2026

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PS Plus vs Xbox Game Pass 2026 — The Honest Comparison After Microsoft's $7 Price Cut

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PS Plus vs Xbox Game Pass 2026 — The Honest Comparison After Microsoft's $7 Price Cut

Microsoft just dropped Xbox Game Pass Ultimate from $29.99 to $22.99 on April 21, 2026 — and PlayStation Plus Premium suddenly looks expensive at $17.99/month with significantly less content. So which subscription actually deserves your money in 2026? We compared every tier head-to-head — pricing, libraries, day-one releases, cloud gaming, and the hidden caveats. The honest answer might surprise you.

Microsoft Gaming rebrand

Xbox Drops "Microsoft Gaming" — "We Are Xbox" Memo Reveals

A memo signed by new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma and Matt Booty on April 23 officially retired the "Microsoft Gaming" name — the division is now simply Xbox again. The document outlines four strategic priorities centered on Project Helix, acknowledges that players are frustrated, and confirms a new Xbox logo with a glass-like finish. Here is everything confirmed.

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