Blizzard says its long-in-development mobile debut for the Warcraft series will finally be ready for its announcement soon.
Reports have suggested that Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick will step down once the company's Xbox deal goes through.
Blizzard recently sent out surveys inquiring users about potential interest in NFTs and cryptocurrency in games, but company president Mike Ybarra says there are no plans to launch NFTs.
Seasonal Ladders are finally coming with Classic, Hardcore Classic, Expansion and Hardcore Expansion Ladders and leaderboards.
Kristen Hines will be taking up the role at the company from April 25, and will report to chief people officer Julie Hodges.
This comes shortly after many employees at across the company chose to form a labour union to combat poor workplace conditions.
A federal judge has approved the EEOC's proposed settlement amount of $18 million in the Activision Blizzard lawsuit that was filed last year.
The new studio will open up many opportunities for Beenox to take up even more ambitious projects across the Call of Duty franchise.
An internal vote for deciding upon the same will be held in an investor meeting that will be taking place on April 28th.
Bobby Kotick has decided to step down as a member of the board of directors at the Coca-Cola Company to focus on the current state of affairs at ABK.
Uber Diablo is also seeing some changes with spawn rates now applying to an entire region. It can also be tracked separately in each mode.
A shareholder accuses Activision Blizzard of conflict of interests, claiming that the deal is not in the best interests of the company's stockholders.
Merely days after The Wall Street Journal's Bobby Kotick report went live, Microsoft began acquisition talks with Activision Blizzard.
A recent WSJ report has revealed that the DFEH has issued additional writs against Activsion Blizzard's leaderships to seek out more information.
It seems a sequel to the battle royale shooter is going to be announced soon. It is allegedly built from the ground up for current-gen consoles.
Microsoft says it intends to keep releasing Call of Duty and other Activision Blizzard games as multiplatform titles even beyond existing agreements.
Activision Blizzard confirms that it raked in $5.1 billion from in-game spending, which is up from the $4.85 billion reported for 2020.
"The responsibility for that definitely hits home," Xbox boss Phil Spencer says about the $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Activision says 2022 will see Blizzard Entertainment deliver "all-new mobile Warcraft content into players’ hands for the first time."
Activision Blizzard's Q4 earnings report has revealed that the next Call of Duty will be developed by Infinity Ward, as per leaks.
