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Stellar Blade x Overwatch Collab Announced, Fans Want Xbox Version

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Stellar Blade x Overwatch Collab Announced, Fans Want Xbox Version

Stellar Blade has officially announced a collaboration with Overwatch, and players are buzzing about everything from Xbox ports to skin quality. Here's what the community is saying.

Well, this is a crossover nobody saw coming. Stellar Blade just officially announced it's teaming up with Overwatch, and the internet has opinions — lots of them.

The announcement came straight from the Stellar Blade team, confirming that Overwatch will be collaborating with "EVE Protocol." Details are still under wraps for now, but if past crossovers are anything to go by, you can probably expect a batch of themed character skins landing in Overwatch. No word yet on what those skins will actually look like, which is exactly why everyone's already speculating.

And the reaction? It's a mixed bag, to put it mildly. Some fans are thrilled at the idea of Eve showing up in Blizzard's hero shooter. Others, though, are asking a much bigger question: does this mean Stellar Blade is finally coming to Xbox? One player put it pretty bluntly, saying Overwatch is the game they've sunk the most hours into on Xbox, and they'd love for Stellar Blade to take that crown. Another flat-out asked whether this collab signals an Xbox port is on the way.

A few folks weren't shy about their frustration either. One commenter vented that putting Eve into an Xbox-owned game while keeping Eve's own game off Xbox feels like a raw deal — and they're not exactly eager to open their wallets because of it. Ouch.

As for the skins themselves, the mood is a healthy mix of hype and side-eye. Some players are already declaring it's time to dive back into Overwatch, with at least one person specifically requesting a Juno skin. But others are worried about quality — one fan joked, somewhat painfully, that Overwatch somehow has a talent for making Eve look bad. Harsh, but fair? We'll have to wait and see.

There's also curiosity about whether this goes both ways. One player wondered if it's a two-way collab, saying they'd love to see some Overwatch skins show up in Stellar Blade. Honestly, that would be pretty wild.

For now, all we know is that the partnership exists and it involves EVE Protocol. No release dates, no skin reveals, no platform news — just a whole lot of speculation and strong feelings. Stellar Blade is currently available on PC, PS5, and NS2, so make of that what you will.

What do you think — are you hyped for Eve in Overwatch, or are you side-eyeing this one? And more importantly, what skin do you actually want to see? Let us know.

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