Overwatch 2 recently rolled out a price raise on Overwatch League Tokens for players on console, following a fan pointing out a discrepancy between PC and console prices. Blizzard made waves when the developer announced the Overwatch sequel would be moving to a free-to-play model on launch, shedding its predecessor's loot box-based model. However, the second entry in the hero shooter has seen significant criticism from fans for its pricing model, with simple highlight intros priced at $7. Now, a recent change sees Blizzard hiking the price for Overwatch League Tokens for console players.
Overwatch 2 Raises Price of Overwatch League Tokens on Console
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Michael is a lifelong gamer whose first memories with video games come from being a four-year-old playing Sonic the Hedgehog on his brother's Sega Genesis and Pokemon Red on his Game Boy Color. He is a noted RPG buff whose lists some of his favorite franchises as Persona, Tales, and Fire Emblem.
Alongside his lifelong love for video games, Michael is a passionate fan of anime, hockey, and card games, particularly Yu-Gi-Oh. Michael has over 1,000 hours on Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel on Steam alone, peaking at Master 4. Michael is also a Level 1-certified judge for the Yu-Gi-Oh Trading Card Game.
Michael is also an avid hobby writer, regularly posting his fiction to his "lordtakuro" Twitter page. Michael has written a full novel, currently in the post-writing stage, and is in the process of writing his second.
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