Get your money ready: Discord to be led by former Activision Blizzard vice president
Changes are taking place within Discord — On April 28, Humam Sahnini, known as the former vice president of Activision Blizzard and King, will take over as CEO.
New StarCraft from the Koreans? NCSoft and other developers are in talks with Blizzard
Korean fans do not want to let go of StarCraft, so their developers are actively offering Blizzard their ideas for a new game in the cult universe.
A new Starcraft or Warcraft strategy — Blizzard has wanted to do this for years, management has denied it
For years, Blizzard wanted to make a new RTS Starcraft or Warcraft, but the management did not allow it. They told a well-known gaming journalist about it.
StarCraft: Remastered and StarCraft 2 Campaign Collection to be added to Game Pass catalog in November
Phil Spencer announcedannounced that on November 5, PC Game Pass and Game Pass Ultimate subscribers will get access to StarCraft: Remastered and StarCraft 2: Campaign Collection.
Diablo 4 earned $150 million from microtransactions and more than $1 billion in total, — product manager
Blizzard received a huge revenue from Diablo 4 within a year of the game’s release. Harrison Froeschke, the game’s senior product manager, provided an approximate amount.
Microsoft lays off another 650 employees in the gaming division — this is in addition to the 1,900 laid off in January
Microsoft is planning to lay off nearly 650 employees of its gaming division, as announced by Xbox CEO Phil Spencer in a letter to employees.
Microsoft’s gaming revenue grew by 45% thanks to the acquisition of Activision
Microsoft’s revenues from the gaming segment continue to grow rapidly after the acquisition of Blizzard King by Activision.
«And we warned you»: US regulator accuses Microsoft of degrading Xbox Game Pass
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sharply criticized Microsoft’s new pricing policy for the Xbox Game Pass service, calling the new «tariff a degraded product».
Activision «has extracted» more than $14 million from a Call of Duty cheat developer — they have been downloaded 72,000 times
Activision has won a legal victory in the case against German cheat distributor EngineOwning. U.S. District Judge Michael Fitzgerald awarded Activision $14,465,600 in compensation for loss of profits, as well as another $292,912 in attorney’s fees.
Updated: Former Activision Blizzard’s boss Bobby Kotick wants to buy TikTok, — The Wall Street Journal
He has allegedly already presented the idea to potential partners, including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
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