How often does nostalgia tug us back to the many games we have a soft spot for from our past? For me, it can range from modern classics to decidedly bad games that I will go to bat for. There is something comforting about a return to special experiences if only to try and recapture the original memory. One game that I can’t do that with is Overwatch, the game-changing FPS/MOBA from Blizzard. Seven years after its release on May 24, 2016, you can’t even play the original. Even with plenty of clones and an official sequel, there is nothing like the original — and there never will be.
