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Video game maker Activision Blizzard laying off 400 workers in Irvine, LA
Video game maker Activision Blizzard Inc. will soon lay off nearly 400 people in its in mobile gaming divisions in Santa Monica and Irvine, eliminating redundancies among its staff following last year’s $75.4 billion merger with software giant Microsoft Corp.
Activision Blizzard and Netflix were once allegedly working on Overwatch, StarCraft, and Diablo screen adaptations that never ...
The Tony Hawk's Pro Skater celebrates its 25th anniversary this month, and Activision says it has heard the demand for the ...
Overwatch, Diablo and Warcraft are Blizzard thee main (and currently only) active franchises. They still remain popular, despite some setbacks, specially with Overwatch 2 having its single player ...
Blizzard co-founder Mike Morhaime left the company he started up because he was tired of butting heads with Activision's ...
Sadly, there wasn't going to be a recovery. Morhaime, according to Schreier, tried to resign in 2017 but was talked out of it ...
Stormare's The Replacer debuted in 2013 and has been a mainstay for Activision's Black Ops marketing campaigns over the years. The first in a series of commercials for Black Ops 6 featuring The ...
It was the blood in the water that allowed Kotick, who had acquired Blizzard after buying out their mutual parent company ...
Hoping to avoid the DMCA/C&D death punch so many fan projects receive, they took their in-progress Skyrim remake of the 2000 ...
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