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Blizzard Entertainment is ready to reveal what's in store for World of Warcraft in 2026. On the surface, this may seem a little odd, since BlizzCon is happening this year. However, today's announcements are more geared to the present. So let's dive right into it.

Yes, I know you're all excited for World of Warcraft Midnight. The launch of a new expansion is hard to top for WoW fans, and it's just a matter of weeks away now. However, you're probably right up to date with what's coming when it drops - it's been pretty well-documented by Blizzard at this point. What comes after Midnight's release, however, has been considerably more shrouded. Until today. A new livestream outlining WoW's future has just aired, and PCGamesN got the chance to see it ahead of time and learn about planned new features for housing, surprise raids, and a new spin on Delves. Oh, there's even WoW's own spin on Prop Hunt. Yeah, Prop Hunt.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Life after World of Warcraft Midnight's launch looks great, with highly requested housing features and, erm, Prop Hunt

What are the zones on the Marathon map? The lost colony of Tau Ceti IV is filled to the brim with treasure, including loot that will make you stronger beyond your wildest dreams. To find the best equipment out there, you're going to need to venture into the furthest Marathon zones. The threat level continues to rise as you travel through the Marathon zones, but so do the potential rewards. With 18 players on the map at any given time, it's important to pick the correct Marathon classes to give yourself the best opportunity against everyone lurking around. The Marathon release date is rapidly approaching, and with another tech test on the horizon, it's worth knowing what to expect when you land on Tau Ceti.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Marathon map - all zones and locations

Whether it's in Dying Light or Dead Island, clunking zombies around the undead head with a blunt or bladed weapon is pure gaming satisfaction. Say what you want about the rest of those series' gameplay decisions, they make the art of turning zombies into pulp a joy. Trying to emulate that feeling is The Midnight Walkers, but instead of a corny, single-player journey through some vast, infested world, it leans into extraction multiplayer games like Escape From Tarkov and Arc Raiders, trapping players in one chaotic high-rise building. After a couple of years in development, it's finally time for it to make its full debut - Steam Early Access has arrived.Read the full story on PCGamesN: In a genre dominated by Arc Raiders and Tarkov, The Midnight Walkers arrives with a zombified spin on extraction games

Microsoft's latest quarterly financial results are in, and they do not paint a pretty picture for how the company's gaming division is doing. A massive 32% drop in Xbox revenue is joined by a 5% drop in Xbox content and services revenue, and overall, the company has seen a 9% drop in gaming revenue. This all adds up to its overarching More Personal Computing division seeing a 3% drop in revenue, despite positive news on the PC and Windows fronts. As you might expect, Microsoft isn't struggling elsewhere, with overall revenue up 17% and a hefty 26% increase in revenue for its cloud computing division. There's no word on just how much or how little the company's AI endeavors are bringing in, but, for now, it's clear that Xbox in particular isn't proving to be a major money maker.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Microsoft blames gaming division for plummeting PC revenue, with 32% drop in Xbox hardware