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Overwatch comes to Nintendo Switch

Following three years’ worth of content updates and gameplay enhancements, Blizzard Entertainment’s acclaimed team shooter comes to the Nintendo Switch system. The game features a cast of 31 heroes and counting, and a variety of casual and competitive game modes set across 28 locations around the world.

Nintendo Switch players who join the fight for the future can experience all the additions that Overwatch has seen to date. These include the game’s 31st hero, Sigma, an eccentric astrophysicist with the ability to control gravity; Havana, the newest locale; and the Workshop, a powerful game-building tool with which players have already shared hundreds of thousands of creative game modes that are playable across platforms.

Nintendo Switch players can also use the console’s gyroscopic motion controls to experience Overwatch in a new way. By tilting their Joy Con controllers, they can guide Junkrat’s RIP-Tire to achieve maximum mayhem, soar through the skies and rain justice on their enemies as Pharah, and land a Graviton Surge with surgical precision as Zarya.

“The Legendary Edition reflects more than three years of ongoing development on Overwatch, and we can’t think of a better way to introduce the game to Nintendo Switch players,” says J. Allen Brack, president of Blizzard Entertainment. “Whether they’re playing at home or on the go, we’re thrilled to welcome our newest heroes to the ever-evolving Overwatch universe.”

Overwatch Legendary Edition for Nintendo Switch is available now as a boxed version (containing a code to download the game) and digital version via the Nintendo eShop for a suggested price of $39.99. Both versions come with 15 bonus skins—including Police Officer D.Va, Blackwatch Reyes Reaper, and Valkyrie Mercy—as well as a three-month Nintendo Switch Online Individual Membership, which is required for online play.

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To learn more about Overwatch Legendary Edition on Nintendo Switch, visit the official website at playoverwatch.com/nintendo-switch.

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