World of Warcraft's latest expansion and Diablo 4 may be hogging most of the spotlight at this year's Blizzcon, but it'd be a mistake to ignore the latest developments in the Overwatch universe.

On Friday, a group of about 15-20 #FreeHongKong protest organizers showed up at the Anaheim Convention Center, where the BlizzCon is held annually. The protesters held up picket signs and were ironically passing out tee-shirts adorned with Mei from Overwatch on them.

You can watch the fantastically-animated reveal cinematic above. It depicts World of Warcraft's own "Banshee Queen" Sylvanas Windrunner facing off against the current Lich King, Bolvar Fordragon.

Recently, the rumor mill has been buzzing about Google's intention to acquire Fitbit as a strategic move to save the Wear OS ecosystem. Today, the two companies announced the deal, where Google agreed to pay $2.1 billion for the wearable maker. As a result, Fitbit's stock shot up almost 16 percent.

Blizzard during the opening ceremony of its annual BlizzCon convention in Anaheim on Friday officially unveiled Diablo IV.

We told you it was coming back in September and now it is here.

Update: An Amazon spokesperson reached out to us regarding this piece, and offered the following statement:

Rockstar Games has published a launch trailer for the PC version of Red Dead Redemption 2 that highlights all of the new graphical and technical enhancements afforded by beefier computer hardware. One thing it doesn’t highlight – but is immediately evident upon play – is the freedom afforded by using a mouse.

Apple’s long-rumored streaming video platform comes to fruition today with the launch of Apple TV+ in over 100 countries and regions.

5G networks have rolled out in several parts of the western world, but China's roll-out of the technology on Friday is reportedly the world's largest (yet).