From 2020, most of the league’s franchises will leave Los Angeles, their home for the last two years, and set themselves up in New York, Paris, Shanghai and other cities, it was detailed at this year’s South by Southwest conference.
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The video game studio chose China’s Digital Entertainment Expo and Conference as the site of the big reveal, a Nerf blaster designed in the style of D.VA’s signature accessory in Overwatch.
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