It's the weekend again! Here is a roundup of the week's big stories and some you might have missed.The Big Stuff:After a lot of teases, Blizzard officially announced the next Overwatch hero, Orisa, this week. Read GameSpot's previous coverage here to learn all about her. Microsoft made a huge announcement this week when it revealed Xbox Game Pass, a Netflix-like service for Xbox One that gives you... more.

Each week we search and gather up the coolest comic book art you won't see in actual comics. The reason you won't is because professional artists often draw sketches for fun or commissions and post them on their websites, blogs, and Tumblrs. Some artists even arrange commissions through their sites so be sure to check them out. This is a way to see the artists working on one book draw characters f... more.

Next month's Star Wars Celebration event will not only bring news about the next Star Wars movies. Lucasfilm has announced that there will be some video game news as well. In a StarWars.com post, Lucasfilm announced that Electronic Arts will attend the event to "showcase the latest on their Star Wars projects." That could mean a number of things. There are multiple new Star Wars projects in the wo... more.

The next entry in Mass Effect: Andromeda's ongoing video series will be published today, March 3, BioWare has announced. The video will focus on the "exploration" element of the much-anticipated game. While you have to wait a little while longer to see the video, a teaser is available now."At its heart, Mass Effect: Andromeda is a game of discovery and exploration. The choices you make and the pla... more.

A "huge" patch for Halo Wars 2 is on the way, developer 343 Industries has announced. In its latest weekly blog post, the studio said this patch, due out soon, will address "a number of the most common issues being reported by some players." The patch fixes a bug where players could get stuck at the loading screen and another where some PC players saw a black screen when booting the game up. It al... more.

More than 16 months after its release, 343 Industries continues to update and evolve Halo 5: Guardians. In its latest weekly blog post, the studio announced that it is going to launch a new test playlist that features major changes to the way the game's motion sensor/radar works.In the playlist, only two player activities will make you show up on the sensor: a (non-silenced) weapon being fired and... more.

Nintendo Switch's eShop, which launched via a day one update, has separate account balances to its 3DS and Wii U equivalents. That means if you have unspent credit sitting in your 3DS or Wii U wallet, you can't spend that without first merging that wallet with the new Switch system, called a Nintendo Account.Luckily, doing so is easy. Simply go to your Nintendo Account page, and choose to merge th... more.

Disney's DuckTales revival series comes to TV later this year. Now, the network has released the first footage of the comedy-adventure series, providing the best look yet at the the show.The video also teases out some of the story, which sees Scrooge McDuck (David Tennant) coming out of retirement. The show also features the voices of Danny Pudi (Community), Ben Schwartz (Parks and Rec), and Bobby... more.

Killer7, Shadows of the Damned, and No More Heroes designer Goichi "Suda51" Suda is returning to the franchise that gave him his start in the industry: Fire Pro Wrestling. Publisher Spike Chunsoft has announced that a new game in the series called Fire Pro Wrestling World will arrive for PC on Steam Early Access later in 2017.The announcement was made during GDC 2016 and, according to the game's S... more.

Earlier this week, Ubisoft announced that The Division developer Ubisoft Massive is now working on a new Avatar game with James Cameron's Lightstorm Entertainment and film company Fox. Some wondered what impact this might have on The Division. Now, Ubisoft has explained that the untitled Avatar game is being made by a totally separate internal team, so The Division's ongoing support is unchanged."... more.