Friday Update Arcade: Episode 20

Lindsay "geektr0n" Ferguson hosts ZAM's latest installment of Friday Update Arcade! Topics discussed include The Order: 1886's lack of gameplay, DOTA 2 hitting new highs, Total War: Attila's launch, Mass Effect 4 multiplayer and the Square Enix Humble Bundle.

Wowhead Weekly Episode 24

Join Olivia and Perculia once again for Wowhead Weekly: Episode 24! This week the ladies discuss Blizzard swag, the Blackrock Foundry, Ion Hazzikostas’ blog post, the Garrison calculator and more.

Friday Update Arcade: Episode 19

Lindsay "geektr0n" Ferguson hosts ZAM's latest installment of Friday Update Arcade! Topics discussed include the Lost Vikings being introduced to Blizzard's Heroes of the Storm, League of Legends Nemesis mode, the World of Warcraft Mythic Blackrock Foundry guide, recent layoffs at Daybreak Games and Atari's reveal of the survival game, Asteroids: Outpost.

Wowhead Weekly Episode 23

Join Olivia and Perculia once again for Wowhead Weekly: Episode 23! This week the ladies discuss Twitter integration, a new mount, Shapeshifts, garrison dailies and more.

Wowhead Weekly Episode 22

Join Olivia and Perculia once again for Wowhead Weekly: Episode 22! This week the ladies discuss the new Blood Elf models on the PTR, the Garrison Jukebox, Profession Updates and more.

Wowhead Weekly Episode 21

Join Olivia and Perculia once again for Wowhead Weekly: Episode 21! For their first episode of 2015 they talk about Patch 6.1, the 10th anniversary gift and more.

ZAM Game of the Year Awards 2014: Recap

This week we awarded our top gaming picks of 2014. It wasn't easy; there were many stand-outs this year!

Our Expansion of the Year award went to World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor. ZAM's VP of Technology, Michael "Argo" Ender, said that "World of Warcraft fell off my radar a bit after Wrath. With WoD they made the WoW game I've always wanted to play. Thank you Blizzard!" President Cody "Micajah" Bye added that the release of Draenor "revitalized an entire game." Check out contributing writer Michael "Ragar" Branham's story about how Warlords drew him back to Warcraft in our Expansion of the Year article.

Consoles saw a lot of new titles this year, but Destiny took the prize home for our Console Game of the Year award. Bungie reached for excellence and delivered on many levels with the title that has half of our staff hopelessly addicted. It may not be all roses, as ZAM Deputy Editor Colt "ShdwFlm" Casey mentions in our Console Game of the Year article, but at its core Destiny is a fun experience with room to improve.

PC gamers were treated to a plethora of excellent titles this year, with BioWare's Dragon Age: Inquisition landing our PC Game of the Year award. The in-depth story and replayability ultimately won many of us over as we took the Qunari by the horns and laid waste to all who stood to oppose Thedas. Managing Editor Ann "Cyliena" Hosler talked about how DAI excelled on every level in our PC Game of the Year article.

Finally, we looked forward to what next year will bring and agreed that Overwatch, which Blizzard unveiled during this year's BlizzCon, is our Most Anticipated Game of 2015. Project Manager Katie Welka teared up at the epic cinematic trailer, while Colt admitted that he gets the feels every time he watches it. ZAM's Brand Ambassador, Lindsay "Geektr0n" Ferguson, teamed up with Ann to explain why Overwatch is the game we all should be eagerly awaiting in our Most Anticipated Game of 2015 article.


Thanks for joining us for another fantastic year in gaming! We hope everyone is having a great holiday week and look forward to seeing what 2015 will bring!

ZAM Awards 2014: Expansion of the Year

World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor

When I originally heard about Warlords of Draenor, I was excited, but a bit worried about the premise. As much as I liked the idea of fighting these big name Orc Warlords and seeing how powerful they truly could be when free of the Burning Legions corruption, when you mix in time travel and alternate realities into any fiction, things always have the potential to go off the rails and end up a mess. World of Warcraft has dealt with time travel in the past with dungeons and even the Mount Hyjal raid, but this is an entire expansion built around having an alternate reality invade our own? Can something like this really hold up to scrutiny? In a word: absolutely. For a longer description, Ill use my own starting experience to give an example.

Wowhead Weekly: Interview With Brian Holinka

Join Olivia and Perculia once again for Wowhead Weekly! This week the ladies interviewed World of Warcraft's Senior PvP Designer Brian Holinka.

Wowhead Weekly Episode 19: Highmaul, AMA & More

Join Olivia and Perculia once again for Wowhead Weekly: Episode 19! This week the ladies discussed the dev Draenor AMA on Reddit, the iOS Garrison app, Highmaul's launch and guides, and the Blood Elf artcraft.