I've always liked Blizzard's business model for their games. They introduce a new ip every once in a blue moon, but they continue supporting and expanding it to a point where a new phenomenon is born. Now, with the amount of support they're injecting into this latest ip, it's not too far off to think of Overwatch as another worldwide success, gradually emerging from beneath the surface.

I also think that we should be waiting for a lot of different follow-ups, secretly shaping in the wake of Overwatch. The first thing that comes to mind is either an animated series or a movie based on the game.

How come the shitty Ghostbusters: sanctum of slime is available but the good old Ghostbuters game is not in the list?!

How come the shitty Ghostbusters: sanctum of slime is available but the good old Ghostbuters game is not in the list?!

@helldragonzer: bro games didn't start on consoles! Even when the industry collapsed, there were games coming out on Apple 2.

It's coming from a console gamer since Atari 2600 by the way.

The season pass price is reasonable. I mean just take a look at Starwars' and Batman's season pass price and you'll get my point.

I still don't understand the term 'a procedurally generated universe"!

Could someone please clear the fog on this one for me?

Really like the tone in this trailer.

Off to a good start I guess...

I'm still waiting for a game to stimulate, once more, the feelings I had with Bladerunner.

I bet this is one of the those games which the size of patches is bigger than the game itself.

@kingcrimson24: 'Cuz people still think they're going to see something different from Marvel movies. In fact, they are having a hard time figuring out that DC's direction has changed. They're pretty much following Marvel's lead now.