Activision could be eyeing a subscription service for Call of Duty in the future
A new Activision job listing is hinting at the possibility of the arrival of subscription-based content coming to Call of Duty.
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Anonymous employee is the latest to accuse Activision Blizzard for sexual harassment
A Jane Doe claims that Activision Blizzard retaliated against her for speaking up on the company's culture of sexual harassment.
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Activision finally confirms Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile
While Activision has acknowledged that it is working on Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, it might be a while before the game is released.
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Microsoft faces a hefty fine if the Activision Blizzard acquisition fails
If the FTC doesn't like Microsoft's nearly $70 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard, it will still have to pay Activision $3 billion.
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EXCLUSIVE: Activision has ‘Bold Plans’ for Warzone, including possible King Kong and Godzilla events
King Kong and Godzilla could be arriving in Warzone this year, along with more spectacular global in-game events, sources suggest.
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Microsoft wants to bring Activision-Blizzard games to the Nintendo Switch
Specifically, Microsoft singled out Call of Duty as a potential port-candidate for Nintendo's hybrid console.
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Activision Blizzard posts record-breaking microtransactions in 2021
Despite a controversial year, Activision Blizzard raked in $5.1 billion in microtransactions in 2021.
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Blizzard games report a huge decline in player count
Blizzard posts a noticeable drop in player count across its games despite releasing new content.
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Activision Blizzard confirms Warcraft mobile game
After talking about mobile games in recent years, Activision Blizzard has announced that a mobile game set in the Warcraft universe is in development.
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Most tone-deaf statements and quotes in gaming history
Executives, would-be auteurs, marketing departments; sometimes they are oh, so out of touch with the realities of gaming.
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Blizzard effectively bans World of Warcraft boosting with new policy
Blizzard has finally decided to crack down on organizations providing boosting services for World of Warcraft.
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Eleven different Activision studios are working on Call of Duty 2022
The unannounced Call of Duty game for 2022 reportedly took a herculean effort involving 11 different Activision studios.
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Blizzard is working on at least one more secret project
Blizzard's unannounced new game is different from the recently-announced survival title.
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Activision still wants to keep Call of Duty on the PlayStation
Microsoft intends to honor all the agreements signed before it acquired Activision.
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Netflix responds to Activision-Blizzard acquisition of Microsoft
Netflix appears to be happy about Microsoft's latest step towards creating the Netflix for video games.
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Activision is reportedly working on Warzone 2
According to the rumors, the Warzone sequel will be built specifically for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X.
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Blizzard is working on a new IP for PC and consoles
The upcoming new survival game would be Blizzard's first new IP in a long while.
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Activision Blizzard fired 37 employees before Microsoft acquisition announcement
Disciplinary action in response to the on-going lawsuit was meted out at Activision Blizzard just before Microsoft broke the news.
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Sony issues response to the Activision-Blizzard acquisition by Microsoft
According to Sony's statement, the console manufacturer still expects Microsoft to release Activision games for the PlayStation.
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Sony stock dives following Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard
Sony's stock dropped by roughly around $20 billion following the Activision Blizzard acquisition of Microsoft.
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Activision CEO has finally addressed the Microsoft acquisition
Current Activision-Blizzard CEO sent out on email to all the company's employees regarding the Microsoft acquisition.
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Microsoft buys Activision Blizzard for a whopping $70 billion
Activision Blizzard employees will start reporting to Phil Spencer as part of the acquisition.
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Activision finally issues an apology for the state of Call of Duty
The publishers of Call of Duty are promising to players that fixes and improvements are coming to the games.
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2021 was huge for MMOs; here’s exactly how huge
The winners won big, the losers didn't lose much, FFXIV soared and New World started strong - this is the state of the MMO in...