I’ve spent years of my life traveling across Azeroth, fighting people, demons, monsters, boars, and murlocs in World of Warcraft. It’s been a long and glorious adventure, but there’s always been a problem. The one thing that’s always been missing, especially when you compare WoW to other MMOs like Lord of the Rings Online, Final Fantasy 14, or the Elder Scrolls Online, is the lack of player housing. There’s never been anywhere to call home, but after more than two decades, that’s about to change. In the next expansion, World of Warcraft Midnight, player housing will finally arrive. Continue reading Over 20 years after launch, World of Warcraft will finally get player housing MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best MMORPGs, WoW The War Within review, The best WoW addons

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Image: Meta The YouTube app on Meta Quest is getting a nice upgrade: instead of only being a way to watch videos by yourself, the app will now let you co-watch videos with up to seven other people. To turn on the feature, which is launching in beta, make sure you have the latest version of the YouTube app and look for the “Co-watch” icon at the top of the screen (it looks like three people grouped together). Select that, and then in the window that pops up, select “Invite people” and then you can invite people from your followers list to watch things with you. (The people you invite will also have to follow you back.) There are a few limitations. You can only co-watch 2D content, for example. And if you want to watch paid content like a movie, every... Continue reading…