You're listening to the podcast about World of Warcraft and the people who play it. And now, here are your hosts.

Well, hello and welcome to the starting zone, the podcast about World of Warcraft and

people who play it. Today is October 30th, 2025, and my name is Spencer Downey. Thank you so much for listening and subscribing to the podcast.

I am joined as always by my co-host Jason Lucas.

Jason, how are you doing on this Halloween Eve Thursday night?

Oh, Spencer, hello.

In New Jersey, we call it Mischief Night.

It is a tradition around here to go out and cause mischief, which I will

not be participating in. Not that I ever did when I was a younger man, but I think in my sleepy

little neighborhood, I'm not expecting too much mischief. But yes, here we are. You were probably not

listening to this on October 30th, but, you know, doing a bit of an oddball Thursday evening record for scheduling purposes.

So here we are.

And I hope you're ready for two hours of talk about console versions of wow, because that's

what we really want to dig into this week.

I think that's the most relevant thing we could get into on the show.

I have been trying to coin a phrase, Jason. I've been trying to coin. I've been, I got it,

it was retweeted by Towley. I got to push by Josh. I got pushed by a bunch of people. I've

been trying to coin that consoles are are converting to wow. We're not, we're not putting wow converting onto a console they're

converting the pc race and is over PC is now officially the winner all the consoles have conceded

they've thrown in their controllers into the pile and walked into the light of computer gaming and decided that,

hey, the reason why World of Warcraft is playable on consoles in the future is because they're

basically just computers. And that's how that's going to work. There you go. Yeah. We're obviously

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