Overwatch

When it launched in 2016, Overwatch was a game about playing several different heroes in order to push the payload or capture the objective and win the game.

Overwatch's latest update encourages you to communicate to your team and work together, and it also encourages you to keep trying to shoot the basketball for good luck.

Update: Echo is live now, and you can watch our Overwatch stream — or any other Twitch Overwatch stream with drops enabled — to earn some cool in-game rewards.

Overwatch's newest system to prevent mostly high-level players from getting tired of consistent metas will now be determined by them as well.

This has been a question that's been in my head ever since Ted posed that we may well see a delay to Shadowlands due to COVID-19, an idea that Joe and I also discussed on the podcast this week.

Overwatch has finally revealed all of its new hero Echo's skins on the game's PTR servers.

It is not an exaggeration to say that the entirety of my interaction with other humans comes from online sources right now.

It's been the week of Echo out of the Overwatch team, after several social media teases for the new hero and the release of her Origin Story trailer yesterday.

Apparently everyone else saw this coming and I'm the only person left to surprise, but people like me we can all be surprised together as Blizzard announces Overwatch playable hero #32 -- it's our friend Echo.

After no major hero or map releases since last year, Overwatch is finally teasing its next big thing.