Overwatch 2 will be announced with at least one new hero, new multiplayer game modes, maps, and refined PvE features, according to a Sunday report by ESPN’s Rod Breslau. Plus, Diablo fans will be expecting a lot from the dungeon crawler after last year’s disastrous Diablo Immortal announcement.įlickr / Vanitea Blizzcon 2019: Overwatch 2 leaks All eyes will be on the Overwatch team, who is widely anticipated to announce a sequel to the popular team-based shooter. Eastern on November 1 at the Anaheim Convention Center in California. But over the weekend a flurry of new Overwatch 2, Diablo 4, and World of Warcraft information spread like wildfire, further fueling rumors that this Blizzcon could be a showstopper. Last week, the company published the Blizzcon 2019 schedule that contained teasers of what could be nearly four hours of surprises, but with no indication of what they could be. The potential Overwatch sequel could be an attempt to milk customers of some more money, which wouldn't be unusual for a company that's part of Activision.Blizzcon 2019 is rapidly approaching and a flood of reputable leaks has washed over the internet revealing an absolutely stacked agenda of new titles set to be debuted at Blizzard Entertainment’s annual gaming expo, including the long-awaited Diablo 4 and the highly anticipated Overwatch 2.
No one really expected something like this to be in development and Jeff Kaplan seems to have new hero ideas that could span years. Overwatch 2 is a completely different story though. Now the rumour has it that Diablo 4 will actually become reality but no new info will surface at E3 2019 - we will have to wait for BlizzCon 2019 and hope no more out of season April's Fools jokes will be played on us. Blizzard decided to announce a mobile cash grab instead of Diablo 4 to a hall full of PC gamers. Fans were left with proverbial blue balls for about a year.
The latter's development is not much of a surprise as everyone has been expecting it even in 2018. According to Kotaku, the new games that Blizzard will focus on instead of the StarCraft shooter are Overwatch 2 and Diablo 4. Therefore, the news of Blizzard scrapping another StarCraft shooter game had a twofold effect - it didn't really surprise the hardcore fans and it disappointed the same group of people, once again.Īs with all creative destruction, this gave way to new things.
Blizzard worked on a StarCraft third-person shooter in early 2000s that was supposed to have the Terran Ghost, Nova, as the protagonist but several delays later, it was sent into development oblivion and officially cancelled in 2006.
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