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Blizzard Entertainment has confirmed it is developing a new mobile game set in the world of Overwatch, expanding the franchise beyond its PC and console roots. In a development update, the US-based studio said the project, titled Overwatch Rush, is being built specifically for mobile platforms and is currently in early development. The company clarified that the game is not a port of the existing Overwatch title, but a separate…