Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 had its big bang during Xbox’s Summer Game Fest Showcaseand got its own focused presentation right afterward. This show, along with a plethora of previews and interviews that have surfaced in the last few days, have given us a pretty clear picture of all the massive changes and returning ...
Finally, our long national nightmare is over. After years of waiting and suffering, I can confirm that the next call of Duty Black Ops The game brings back the franchise’s iconic iconography: “The guy with the guns is sitting on the cover.” This is truly a cause for celebration. Actor Alan Tudyk on game adaptations ...
Image: Activision Ahead of the announcement of the Switch’s “successor” this fiscal year, Activision has officially announced Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. This new entry is planned to be presented on Xbox’s upcoming showcase next month and is currently confirmed for Xbox, PlayStation and PC platforms. There is currently no mention of a Nintendo ...
According to reports, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will be released this year, although the official announcement is still pending. In the coming year, however, it is Treyarch’s turn with a fresh Call of Duty – and an actor seems to have been found for the main character. While we are still waiting for ...
image: Microsoft In an extraordinary turn of events, Microsoft is closing in on a deal to buy Activision Blizzard. that Wall Street Journal reported today. Not only would this be one of the biggest upheavals in the gaming industry in years, it could also finally make a difference the end for its terrible CEO Bobby ...
News business Call of Duty: Treyarch developers break the silence in collective declaration Published on 12/23/2021 10:02 PM As of this summer, Activision has been the target of several complaints condemning the actions of some of the company’s executives. Until recently, former co-director of the Treyarch studio, Dan Bunting, was forced to resign from the ...
Man With Gun Representing Shooty Game Developer. Screenshot: action call of Duty Studio Treyarch has just released the latest in a long line of gritty apologies from Activision-owned studios regarding the ongoing investigation company-wide sexism, harassment, discrimination and bullying. In one Tweet published today, just over a month after Wall Street Journal reported on Studio ...
At Activision Blizzard there is still no calm. The lawsuit brought by the State of California and the working conditions at the company keep bringing new allegations to light. Now even CEO Bobby Kotick is under attack. Update: Phew, there is currently a really stiff breeze as far as CEO Bobby Kotick is concerned. According ...
Thanks to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, Activision has once again become the focus of attention. In short, Treyarch’s co-leaders have left the company and filed two claims against Sledgehammer Games, and Blizzard has filed another accusation. In addition, the Wall Street Journal also reported instances of Bobby Kotick’s bad behavior and ...
photo: Mike Windle (Getty Images) Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick claimed to be in the dark about widespread allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination that surfaced at the company earlier this year new bomb report from The Wall Street JournalNot only was Kotick aware of the wrongdoing, he was also involved in ignoring or downplaying ...
