There’s plenty of questions, most unanswered, but Blizzard’s highly anticipated and heavily publicised Overwatch League will indeed start this year, as promised when it was first announced at Blizzcon 2016.
It’s been a long time coming but we finally have concrete, official confirmation of the city-based teams that will be participating in the highly-anticipated Overwatch League.
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Activision Blizzard, parent company of Overwatch developer, Blizzard, has big plans for the game’s new esports league.
It’s been a long battle for recognition, but professional gaming has finally earned the respect it deserves in the world’s gambling mecca.
Overwatch stands to be the dominant force in eSports if all the right pieces fall into place, according to a report from research firm Morgan Stanley.
Overwatch may very well be the most successful new IP to hit the gaming scene in over a decade, and Activision Blizzard has big plans for it moving forward.
This tier list is such an absolute ass-backwards disaster, it's not even worth revising. Just bin the whole thing immediately.…
@Dumbass,his reflect is damn near useless, it never reflects back properly and its very easy to read and stop shooting.
They reduced the availability of CC to everyone except tanks, which was the primary means by which you dealt with…
The problem isn't that genji is overpowered, but his reflect lasts for way too long, I would understand 0.5-1 second…
Disagree, the game is way more squishy now, so people are actually constantly taking damage in fights. All genji has…