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Long-time Overwatch players have come to recognize the Pachimari. It's basically a smiling onion-like mascot with tentacles, one that's been sprinkled throughout Overwatch lore as something of an Easter egg. After years of acting as a fun extra, Blizzard is giving the Pachimari a central role in Overwatch's latest event. For the month of March, Blizzard is holding the Overwatch Pachimarchi Challenge. (See, it's a Pachimari, but it's March, so... oh, forget it.) As is the cast with every Overwatch event, big and small, this is an opportunity for players to earn some cool stuff. As one might i...

“Our team tested a number of fixes, but in the interest of time and allowing players to get back into Competitive Play, we have made the choice to extend Season 26 a few days while we continue to identify the cause of this issue and work on a fix. “Season 27 is now anticipated to begin next Tuesday. In the interim, you can continue to play games attributed to Season 26. Since this is a bit out of the ordinary, there are some known issues we’d like to note upfront: The Overwatch Season 27 release date has been pushed back until next week, with Blizzard hoping to kick things off at around...

By Ernest Hamilton , Updated Feb 04, 2021 08:56 AM EST Close (Photo: Overwatch vs. CS:GO - Which One Should I Play?) Overwatch and CS:GO are fantastic team-based first-person shooter games that any fans of the genre are sure to love. Both games offer a variety of playstyles and game modes that are sure to provide you and your friends with many hours of fun. Note that the games focus solely on an engaging multiplayer experience, so neither offers a story mode. To help you decide which one you should get started with, let's take a look at some of the differences...

Overwatch Competitive Play testing live now Overwatch’s upcoming Competitive Play mode is ready for testing on the Public Test Region. Currently, PTR is only available on the PC and has a limit of 10,000 players active players at a time. In order to unlock Competitive Play, players must first reach level 25 and then complete 10 placement matches to determine your skill rating. “With your newly acquired skill rating, you’ll be matched against players of a similar ability level,” Blizzard explains. “And if you play well and win games, the competition will become increasingly fierce th...