The 15-foot-tall statue of Tracer—a slender young woman with a brown pixie cut and futuristic flight suit—seems misplaced at the Blizzard Entertainment campus in Irvine. Surrounded by equally massive statues of orcs, demons and other fierce warriors of Blizzard’s iconic video games, including World of Warcraft and Diablo, the face of Overwatch isn’t as intimidating […]
Source: OC Weekly
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