Activision Blizzard is currently valued at $72 billion By Mollie Taylor News Microtransactions and COVID-19 are key factors
Call of Duty pro ZooMaa retires due to recurring wrist injury By Rich Stanton news "Playing through the weakness and pain in my hand just isn't possible anymore."
World of Warcraft: Shadowlands feels more self-aware than ever, and isn't as demanding on your time By Alan Dexter Staff Pick Wow doesn't have to be a time sink, and it finally feels that way too.
A family lied about their six year-old child's Warzone ban to create viral news By Rich Stanton news And Call of Duty fans blamed it on Activision.
Shadowlands pre-sales highest of any World of Warcraft expansion By Jonathan Bolding News WoW at highest player engagement numbers in a decade.
Every game company that Tencent has invested in By Steven Messner Guide A quick reference of how China's largest tech conglomerate has quietly expanded into videogames.
Investment group says Activision CEO Bobby Kotick gets paid too much By Andy Chalk news According to the shareholder group, "typical" employees make one third of one percent of what Kotick takes home in a year.
A new Call of Duty and World of Warcraft: Shadowlands are still on track for this year By Andy Chalk news No word on Overwatch 2 or Diablo 4, though.
Diablo and Overwatch might be getting animated TV adaptations By Rachel Watts News A LinkedIn post by Activision's co-president revealed both animated series but no official announcement has been made.
Nvidia says a 'misunderstanding' led to Activision's departure from GeForce Now By Andy Chalk news The games actually weren't supposed to be there in the first place.
WoW Classic and Call of Duty have led a better-than-expected quarter for Activision Blizzard By Ian Boudreau NEWS Revenues are down compared to last year.
A Disney investor thinks it should acquire Activision Blizzard By Fraser Brown News But it wouldn't be cheap.
Blizzard has cut 209 jobs as part of the workforce reduction plan By Ian Boudreau news IT and marketing departments are the hardest hit.
Activision-Blizzard says layoffs "could negatively impact our business" By Jody Macgregor News " The implementation of this restructuring plan may also be costly and disruptive to our business"
Activision parted with Destiny 2 because 'it was not meeting financial expectations' By Christopher Livingston News And Bungie owning the Destiny IP meant Activision couldn't explore "new revenue streams" with the franchise.
Blizzard is hiring more Diablo devs to work on 'several projects' By Wes Fenlon News Could Diablo 4 be coming next year?
Activision Blizzard lays off hundreds of employees By Andy Chalk, Tyler Wilde news Activision's Q4 earnings call and a letter reportedly sent by Blizzard president J. Allen Brack confirms layoffs in the US.
Report: Activision will be hit with substantial layoffs next week By Andy Chalk news Bloomberg says the cuts are aimed at centralizing Activision's operations and boosting profit.
Activision Blizzard's new CFO is getting awards worth $15 million for taking the job By Fraser Brown News That's a lot of shares.
Activision Blizzard loses its second executive in a week By Fraser Brown News Blizzard's CFO has been pinched by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
