Blizzard Entertainment

New lawsuits argue Activision Blizzard's filings with the SEC withheld important information

The Activision Blizzard CEO got no love from Kinda Funny’s Greg Miller during the DICE Awards

"K-pop Diablo with better multiplayer and endgame."

Los Angeles Police have been asked to hand over any records of 19 current and former Activision employees

It will be entirely optional, and come as part of the game's 9.2.5 update

The studio is recruiting for a survival game currently early in development

Activision Blizzard calls for studio-wide vote after refusing to voluntarily recognize Raven QA union

QA at Raven Software are asking for voluntary recognition by the embattled publisher

'Our top priority—now and into the future—is the work we are doing to rebuild your trust in Blizzard'

Phil Spencer says he’s not very familiar with unions despite strike at Call of Duty maker

Activision Blizzard’s embattled CEO showed up late and failed to address actual employee concerns

These Frequently Asked Questions are going to keep being asked until the deal is done

There’s much more to a monopoly than simply buying up the competition

"Sony is done," write fans online as they react to Microsoft's surprising announcement

Microsoft's proposed mega-merger is messier than interviews and statements would lead you to believe

Microsoft's proposed $70 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard is just the beginning

The deal could have long-term ramifications for the exclusivity of the Call of Duty maker’s games going forward

Microsoft won't confirm whether it will keep the Activision Blizzard CEO once the nearly $70 billion deal goes…

The Xbox owner is close to buying the beleaguered Call Of Duty publisher

The Wall Street Journal reports the awful CEO has prevented the numbers of firings from being revealed