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E3 Organizer ESA Comments On Recent Activision Reports
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Since it was reported that Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick allegedly hid his knowledge of sexual misconduct at the company, some of the largest names in gaming have commented on and criticized the game publishing giant. The ESA now joins that group, albeit with a comparatively softly-worded, broad statement.
Asked by Axios' Stephen Totilo for a comment on Activision as well as the steps the group is taking in response to the report, the ESA responded with the following statement:
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