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Nintendo’s Doug Bowser calls Activision Blizzard reports ‘disturbing’
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Nintendo has joined fellow console makers PlayStation and Xbox in expressing concern over the Activision Blizzard scandal. An internal email reveals the company is also taking action in response to the new reports, but it’s not clear what those actions are.
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Activision Reportedly Lays Off Multiple Raven Software QA Developers
Frustration and anger regarding Activision Blizzard continues to grow as recent calls for CEO Bobby Kotick to resign from over 1,800 employees have gone unheard. It seems like each week has resulted in a new issue regarding Activision Blizzard internal problems. This week won't be different. Reports are coming out of Raven Software Friday evening that the Call of Duty developer's Quality Assurance division is being hit by targeted layoffs.
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