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George Soros invests $45 million in Activision Blizzard
While gamers have soured on the company in recent months, Soros thinks it has potential.
Activision’s quest for approval from China could be hindered by the Blizzard Hong Kong censorship fiasco
Activision own Blizzard Entertainment.
Blizzard President J. Allen Brack says company “immaturity” caused Blitzchung controversy
Brack admits that they will try their best to regain consumer confidence.
Blizzard slammed for “empty” China-Hong Kong controversy apology at Blizzcon 2019
Gamers and digital rights groups are criticizing Blizzard for failing to change its action and describing it as a non-apology.
Some Blizzard staff can’t wait for BlizzCon to be over
Like many big names in the gaming industry, Blizzard has not had a great relationship with gamers in the past. In 2010, the company tried to introduce Real ID, requiring forum users to use their real names, but had to back down after a strongly negative reaction and fears of privacy abuses. Thi
Twitch cuts stream just after streamer is asked opinion on Hong Kong
The program that selects random streamers may not be as impartial as it claims to be.
Gamers aren’t convinced by Blizzard’s blitzchung ban response: “China had no influence on our decision”
Blizzard’s response isn’t going down well with Hearthstone fans.