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Activision Blizzard is set to fork out a whopping $54 million to settle a gender discrimination and harassment lawsuit. In 2021, the video game developer, which was recently acquired by Microsoft for $68.7 billion, was sued for sexism, pay disparity and bullying. Both parties will now reportedly settle out of court and as well as paying out millions in damages Activision Blizzard will have to agree to "new obligations" regarding discrimination. In a statement, the firm said: "We are gratified that we have reached an agreement with the California Civil Rights Department (CRD) today [...] We app...
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Microsoft Gaming head Phil Spencer has dealt the blow that no Activision Blizzard games will be coming to the Game Pass this year. That means that the likes of 'Call of Duty', 'Spyro', 'Diablo' and other titles won't be on the Xbox subscription service. Speaking on the official Xbox podcast, he said: "[There's no] secret celebration drop that’s coming in the next couple of weeks." Spencer added: "Now that the deal is closed, we're starting that work, but there is work. I think the Activision X handle talked about 2024, I think that's accurate." Meanwhile, Spencer continues to welcome PS5 playe...
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Microsoft Gaming head Phil Spencer has dealt the blow that no Activision Blizzard games will be coming to the Game Pass this year. That means that the likes of 'Call of Duty', 'Spyro', 'Diablo' and other titles won't be on the Xbox subscription service. Speaking on the official Xbox podcast, he said: "[There's no] secret celebration drop that’s coming in the next couple of weeks." Spencer added: "Now that the deal is closed, we're starting that work, but there is work. I think the Activision X handle talked about 2024, I think that's accurate." Meanwhile, Spencer continues to welcome PS5 playe...
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Phil Spencer has confirmed Microsoft intends to keep 'Call of Duty' on PlayStation. Following the news of Microsoft’s $68.7 billion acquisition of publishing giant Activision Blizzard, the Xbox boss has reassured gamers that the hugely popular first-person shooter video game was part of their "existing agreements" and won't end up as an Xbox exclusive. Sharing his talks with Sony - the developers of the PS consoles - Spencer tweeted: "Had good calls this week with leaders at Sony. I confirmed our intent to honour all existing agreements upon acquisition of Activision Blizzard and our desire to...
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