Warzone & Overwatch crossover: New CoD Blueprint inspired by Wrecking Ball Activision\/BlizzardCall of Duty and Overwatch seem to be finally crossing over in the form of a new Warzone weapon blueprint that contains many references to the tank hero Wrecking Ball. Activision-Blizzard rarely crossover outside of their own games. While many Overwatch skins are inspired by WoW, Diablo and StarCraft, none reference Activision\u2019s flagship shooter Call of Duty. By the same token, while CoD has crossed over with many movie properties such as Rambo and even Donnie Darko, they haven\u2019t done anything related to Overwatch. That is, until now. As fans of both games have realized, a MG42 weapon blueprint dubbed \u2018Wrecking Ball\u2019 looks like it\u2019s greatly inspired by the Overwatch hero of the same name. CoD Warzone and Overwatch crossover Posted by Redditor House_of_Vines, the new weapon blueprint \u2018Wrecking Ball\u2019 contains quite a few references to Overwatch\u2019s hamster hero and the design of his mech. The word \u2018HAM\u2019 is found on both his mech and the gun, along with the number \u20188\u2019 on the drum which is a reference to the hero\u2019s original designation of Specimen 8. Considering the colors, symbols, and names, fans were easily able to put together that the two are connected. \u201cThe crossover I never knew I needed,\u201d one pleasantly surprised player wrote. While the crossover between the two franchises is certainly unexpected, it does beg an interesting question: will we see more tie-ins with the two games? We\u2019ll to wait and see what the future holds.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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