Make sure to pass this one along to the special snowflake in your life.
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You know we love our not so safe for the workplace Overwatch-themed cosplay over here, dudes. And it turns out this particular Monday's been struck with a brilliant explosion of good luck -- yes, an NSFW Overwatch Cosplay event, Katsucon went down over the weekend, and let's just say the following assemblage of scantily-clothed getups didn't fail to impress.
Poor dude is in over his head here. I mean, can you really compete with McCree? You'll see that people are quick to point out Jesse is the first name of McCree in Overwatch. How the heck is he going to walk this one off? It's Hiiigh Noon, indeed.
You've gotta give this mom credit for going for it! Gosh knows some of the other moms out there would've abandoned ship a character or two in.
Job well done ZaziNombies LEGO Creations. What do you guys want to see 'em build next?
Via Kotaku
It all begins with Kyle's eloquent wit, as seen in the following letter he sent off to Blizzard with the highest of hopes something might work out....
Kyle approaches the matter with impressive candor, talking about how his efforts began with a table dance, until his wife told him to get down; and that he hasn't asked for anything in five years...except for a Darth Vader Pez dispenser, a waffle iron shaped like the DeLorean, and a Walking Deadblanket.
Kyle then asked Blizzard to send him a free copy of Overwatch in exchange for a piece of artwork he created as a gift to them for their generosity. The gift was titled, “Deadpool Licking Some Rock. A Dog Watches.”
And at long last this epic saga wraps up with the following response from a Blizzard representative, who addressed Kyle's previous letter/efforts:
Via Shane Hickey
Shane Hickey, a fan of Blizzard has a young daughter who had something of a true dream come true when she designed her own game character for Overwatch, and sent it into the game's creators.
Roman Kenney, an artist from Blizzard took it upon himself to put some enhancements, if you will, on the original artwork Hickey's daughter sent in.
