Overwatch’s Officer D.Va and Oni Genji Skins Will Be Made Available in Standard Loot Boxes

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Just as I was about to grumble about having to play Heroes of the Storm to unlock sweet exclusive Overwatch skins for D.Va and Genji, Blizzard has answered my prayers. The new Officer D.Va skin was recently unveiled as an unlockable for those who participate in the Nexus event in Heroes of the Storm. Before that, Heroes of the Storm also featured an exclusive Oni skin for Genji.

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In a thread posted on the Blizzard forums, game director Jeff Kaplan has stated that they are aware that console players may not necessarily have access to a PC that can play Heroes of the Storm, and they would miss out on these skins. To address that, Kaplan mentioned that those exclusive skins would eventually be included in standard Loot Boxes at a later date.

‘We completely understand that there are some players who do not own or have access to a PC to play Heroes of the Storm. Because of this, we plan to add both the Oni Genji skin and the Officer D.Va skin to the normal, base Overwatch loot box at some point in the future.’

Overwatch is now available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

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