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"Overwatch Mobile: Nexon et Blizzard Ink New Deal"

Auteur : Nora Mise à jour : May 15,2025

La perspective d'Overwatch sur les appareils mobiles a souvent semblé être un rêve lointain, en particulier après que le livre de Jason Schreier ait mis en lumière les plans de Blizzard pour une version mobile. Cependant, un nouveau partenariat entre le développeur coréen Nexon et Blizzard pourrait raviver cette possibilité.

Le cœur de cet nouvel accord se concentre sur la sécurisation des droits de publication et de développement pour le prochain épisode de la série de stratégie (RTS) bien-aimée Starcraft en temps réel. La compétition était intense, avec d'autres géants comme Krafton et Netmarble en lice pour l'opportunité. Si cet accord était finalisé, Nexon prendra la barre dans l'avancement de la franchise Starcraft.

Ce qui suscite encore plus d'excitation et de curiosité, ce sont les rapports selon lesquels le processus d'appel d'offres englobait également les droits de publication pour une version mobile Overwatch. Cette révélation suggère non seulement que le port mobile est loin d'être mort, mais fait allusion au développement potentiel d'une suite officielle sous la forme d'une arène de bataille en ligne multijoueur (MOBA).

Nerf ceci Cela ne marquerait pas la première incursion d'Overwatch dans le genre MOBA, car les fans se souviendront peut-être de la poussée précédente de Blizzard avec Heroes of the Storm. Il est concevable que Heroes of the Storm pourrait se rendre aux plates-formes mobiles, peut-être s'aligner sur le MOBA Overwatch proposé.

Alternativement, une version dérivée reste un concurrent fort. Cependant, la notion d'être un «Overwatch 3» peut être rejetée en toute confiance, car elle représenterait un changement important pour une franchise traditionnellement axée sur les plateformes de console et de PC.

Embrasser ses racines MOBA pourrait s'avérer avantageux pour Overwatch, en particulier avec de nouveaux concurrents comme Marvel Rivals émergeant sur la scène. C'est peut-être le moment idéal pour Blizzard et leurs partenaires d'édition de prendre des mesures audacieuses pour revitaliser cette franchise autrefois faillite.

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