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"Overwatch Mobile: Nexon et Blizzard signent une nouvelle affaire"

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：May 25,2025

La perspective que Overwatch arrive sur les appareils mobiles a souvent ressenti un rêve lointain, en particulier après que le livre de Jason Schreier ait mis en lumière le projet mobile de Blizzard. Cependant, un récent accord entre le développeur coréen Nexon et Blizzard pourrait raviver les espoirs d'une version mobile Overwatch.

Le cœur de cet accord se concentre sur les droits de publication et de développement pour une nouvelle entrée dans la franchise de stratégie réel vénérée Starcraft. La concurrence était intense, d'autres sociétés comme Krafton et Netmarble manifestant des intérêts. Si cet accord était confirmé, Nexon prendra la barre des futures sorties Starcraft.

Ce qui a attiré l'attention de beaucoup, cependant, ce sont les rapports selon lesquels l'accord englobe également les droits de publication pour une version mobile Overwatch. Cette évolution suggère non seulement que le port mobile est loin d'être mort, mais laisse entendre la possibilité d'une suite officielle sous la forme d'une MOBA.

Nerf ceci Overwatch a déjà plongé ses orteils dans le genre MOBA avec les héros de Blizzard de la tempête, qui a été fortement promu à son apogée. Il est concevable que le MOBA Overwatch proposé puisse être une version mobile de Heroes of the Storm. Pourtant, il y a aussi une chance que ce soit un tout nouveau spin-off, distinct de la principale série Overwatch. Il est sûr de dire, cependant, que l'idée d'un `` Overwatch 3 '' peut être réservée, car une telle décision représenterait un changement important pour une franchise traditionnellement axée sur les plateformes de console et de PC.

Embrasser le genre MOBA pourrait s'avérer avantageux pour Overwatch, d'autant plus que de nouveaux concurrents comme les concurrents de Marvel se profilent. Pour maintenir sa position et faire avancer la franchise, Blizzard et leurs partenaires d'édition pourraient avoir besoin de prendre des mesures audacieuses dans ce paysage de jeu en évolution.

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