Overwatch is slowly becoming one of the most popular games in South Korea closing in on League of Legends which has held the 1% monopoly for almost four years.

Making an eSport is hard in this day and age. Many have tried, and failed, while some started off great and have unfortunately faded away. Let's pay our respects.

The awaited McCree and Widowmaker nerfs are in as Blizzard release their first hero balance patch on PC. Tanks, you are now safe, and healers, hide your heads from Widowmaker.

It's time to stop making excuses and use this golden opportunity to grow and compete in competitive Overwatch. We may be behind the times when it comes to competitive eSports, but Overwatch allows us to enter a somewhat neutral playing field when compared to other eSport titles.

The return of Spider-Man to consoles is just the start of a brand new push from Marvel to go digital once again with their roster of capes.

Splyce, a North American based team, have picked up an Overwatch roster consisting of up and coming talent. The roster includes ex-Team Fortress 2 professional players and a familiar face in the CS:GO scene.

Team YP have expanded into League of Legends with an all girl team. The organization has been under fire in recent months after being banned by ESL and CapCom, but it's business as usual for Team YP.

What works on Project Scorpio will work on the other Microsoft consoles. If developers choose to go for cross-platform reach that is.