The Gathering next week! Here’s a full breakdown of what to expect, how it might affect formats, lore, and collector value. Don’t miss this essential pre-reveal guide!#MTGNews #FinalFantasyMTG #MagicT ...

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks is ready to get work and play. A Microsoft veteran who joined Hasbro in 2016 as president of its Wizards of the Coast division--which includes Magic: The Gathering and all ...

With that said, we explore Magic: The Gathering’s rich, yet somewhat still-in-its-infancy video-game history. The year is 1997. Wizards of the Coast decided to license out the card game to two ...

Gotta go fast! Hasbro’s Magic: The Gathering and Sega’s “ Sonic the Hedgehog” are teaming up for three new card collections ...

Crossover IPs are quickly becoming Magic's focus, even in competitive play.

The Final Fantasy Universes Beyond set has been a great gateway for new players to Magic: The Gathering, and there's another set they shouldn't miss.

Magic the Gathering developer Steel Games has announced that the next game in the series, Magic Duels: Origins will adopt a free-to-play model. It will be based on the Summer set of the physical game.

Magic The Gathering: Strategy Board Game (WOTC say it’s a WIP title, but I kinda like the simplicity of it. Magic: But board game!) will see 2-5 players do battle as different Magical ...

In their place, it should create a sleek, modern Magic the Gathering video game that lets everyone play as part of one community. Sure, it’d probably be costly, but Wizards has already committed ...

This isn’t a new idea — Arena is the 15th video game based on Magic, and depending on how you count it, the third or the seventh to attempt to replicate the feel of the actual card game ...

Magic: The Gathering is a painful game. It hurts to see your meticulously crafted deck obliterated by a killer combo by turn four or to have your game-winning creature fizzle into nothing with a ...

Magic: The Gathering's head designer and art director talk with CNET about the gold standard of card games, breaking their own rules and fans who act like Star Trek villains.