Introducing our latest issue, looking at World Of Warcraft's rebirth.

In issue 222 of Edge, which should be in subscribers' hands today and will appear on UK newsagents' shelves Tuesday 23, we visit Blizzard to find out about Cataclysm, the upcoming World Of Warcraft revision that will tear down the world of Azeroth. It represents perhaps the company's biggest gamble since it first allowed players to step out into its world in 2004.

Though it sometimes might not feel like it, World Of Warcraft certainly isn't the only MMORPG out there. Nor is it the only one seeking to reivent itself, and we look at how ArenaNet is going about refreshing the Guild Wars universe for the game's upcoming sequel.

In Epic Mickey, meanwhile, Warren Spector is creating a new take on Disney's most cherished characters, and we sit down with the man to discuss working with The Magic Kingdom. Elsewhere in the issue, we review Kinect's launch games, and take a look at how the compromises inherrent in that most popular of genres, the military shooter, are affecting the way we see war.

Previewed Dragon Age II, Test Drive Unlimited 2, Dead Space 2, Duke Nukem Forever, De Blob 2, LittleBigPlanet 2, Splatterhouse, Kung Fu Live and Bloodline Champions

Reviewed Rock Band 3, Fable III, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Fallout: New Vegas, Blood Stone 007, Goldeneye 007, Create, Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom, Donkey Kong Country Returns, Kirby's Epic Yarn, Dance Central 360, Kinect Sports, DJ Hero 2, Kinect Joyride, Fighters Uncaged, Kinect Adventures, Kinectimals, God of War: Ghost of Sparta, Sonic Colours, The Shoot, The Fight, Super, Meat Boy and No Heroes Allowed

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