Welcome aboard QJ.NET's first-ever World of Warcraft Weekend Warrior, an offshoot of the QuickJump QuickPeek that'll be covering just the latest on Blizzard's MMORPG. This week sees the launching of a couple of the game's festival, along with an interesting new security measure that's going to be introduced. Don't let us keep you though - the rest of the details are available in the full article.

As the week closes, we proudly announce the first issue of the Weekend Warrior of PC Gaming - an article dedicated to games and gaming on the birth platform of the most popular franchises to date. We'll be tackling the still-hots and what-nots of the week from the most-talked about mainstream games, as well as ushering in a little of the independent scene as well. But we'll also juggle around with the platform's latest technological advancements, plus the new drive to revitalize PC gaming. A hailstorm follows at the full story.

Blizzard recently wrapped this afternoon's dev talk for World of Warcraft's Wrath of the Lich King expansion over at the Worldwide Invitation in Paris. The panel focused on explaining how the Death Knight didn't need to be stuck doing strictly one role, while also disclosing some of the new skills and talents being prepped for the other classes. Details on this are available in the full article.

No, my friend - that logo is not fake. Diablo 3 has just debuted at the opening ceremony of Blizzard's ongoing Worldwide Invitational over in Paris, France. Catch up on the details that were unveiled so far over in the full article.

The hit MMORPG World of Warcraft which has garnered more than ten million subscribers was originally designed around a free-to-play business model complete with advertisements. At least that's what Rob Pardo, the vice president of game design for Blizzard, revealed in a recent talk at the Paris Game Developer Conference. Care to find out more, then head on over to the full article.

Unfortunate news, people. MaGiXien has sent us an email saying that the release of the CFW 3.95 GEN will be pushed back by a few more hours. But before you blow your tops, hear what he has to say first. Explanation follows after the jump.

Word went round last week that Splinter Cell ConViction (Windows, Xbox 360) was sent "back to the drawing board" after a piece from the latest issue of Xbox 360 World magazine started the whispers. ConViction was delayed to 2008, 2009 last year, but we've heard little since. Ubidays 2008 has come and though Beyond Good and Evil 2, Far Cry 2, and Raving Rabbids managed to sneak some teasers our way, not much word has rolled out from the latest installment to Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell series.

As if the opportunity to play Wrath of the Lich King and StarCraft 2 wasn't enough, Blizzard is giving us not one, but two more reasons to go to the 2008 Worldwide Invitiational: Video Games Live and Level 70 Elite Tauren Chieftain. Details in the full article.

There are people who are really into attending major game-related events. World of Warcraft player Faloxi appears to be one of them. The player expressed interest in attending the next BlizzCon event, and ended up throwing a Horde of questions Blizzard's way. Fortunately, Bornakk responded. Find out what the response was in the full article after the jump.

If you're wondering just what's going down in the upcoming Paris Games Developer Conference this June 23 and 24, then we've got a news update regarding the ever-so-important keynote: LittleBigPlanet creators Mark Healey and Alex Evans will be delivering it. They'll be talking about quite a lot of things (besides their own game). Check out all the details in the full article and see what this means to you.