Overwatch 2 Launch Plagued by Lengthy Queues, Other Problems – IGN Daily Fix

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On today’s IGN The Daily Fix:Overwatch 2 director Aaron Keller has revealed that, while the team works on server issues, the game has now suffered a second DDoS attack on its launch day along with other problems. Sony has announced that the PlayStation Stars loyalty program is now available in both North and South America. Finally, a Grand Theft Auto V player completed a pacifist run of the game after 3 years in the making.

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