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Activision Blizzard Asked To Meet With Six State Treasurers Over Concerns About Bobby Kotick
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Despite a damning report from The Wall Street Journal condemning Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick for allegedly knowing about the company's abhorrent work culture and doing nothing about it, the Activision Blizzard Board stood unanimously with Kotick. Even in the face of multiple lawsuits and investigations, two walkouts, and increasing employee turmoil, the board "remains confident that Bobby Kotick appropriately addressed workplace issues brought to his attention."
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Game Screen Could Hint at Multiplayer Setup
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is being turned into a multiplayer game from Gun Interactive, the developers behind Friday the 13th: The Game. It only makes sense that the developers behind the popular multiplayer horror game would be perfect to bring yet another classic horror game to players, but not many details have been released just yet.
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