Esports

Blizzard recently published a gigantic list of Korean Overwatch player account names that have been banned for toxicity.

Overwatch’s current Competitive Season 13 will end soon, but the break before the next Season will only be a couple hours.

Overwatch League will publicly track players that break the rules and get suspended during season two, and, unsurprisingly, the list already has several names on it.

It's been a week since Blizzard announced the end of the Heroes of the Storm esports divisions and that has left the community with a lot of thoughts.

All of the skins for the Overwatch League expansion teams are now available on the PTR.

Blizzard has decided to not go forward with any of Heroes of the Storm's esports content for 2019.

We already covered that players are now able to get both the Home and Away Overwatch League skins and will be able to do so for the new teams as soon as they are available, and that's pretty rad.

So, if you love watching the Overwatch League but feel like the Away skins that teams wear when playing on another team's home turf are cleaner and work better -- and I admit, there's something elegant about the white look with the accents of the team colors that I really like -- you'll be pleased to know that they're now available in Overwatch.  The new skins have been added to the various team skins already in game, so if you've already bought, as an example, the Boston Uprising skins, you don't have to do anything else.

South Korea finally has legal grounds to punish account boosting in games like Overwatch and Starcraft.

Say goodbye to Overwatch's controversial support and tank hybrid hero Brigitte.