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Weekend Reading: Nobody Really Cares About Modern WarfareSoftpediaVarious analysts have pointed out that the Call of Duty franchise, the Guitar Hero games and World of Warcraft account …and more »
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• Blizzard’s World of Warcraft: The China Growth StorySeeking Alpha (blog)In recent years, the “3 legged stool” of ATVI’s success has been Warcraft, Call of Duty, and Guitar Hero. So far 2010 shows dramatic weakening of that stool …
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Activision’s Modern Warfare Ambushed by Rogue Royalty ClaimsGnewsVideo games giant Activision Blizzard, the company responsible for Call of Duty, World of Warcraft and Guitar Hero are being sued by two ex-employees after …Activision Sued by Sacked ‘Call of Duty’ Creators BusinessWeekAnalysts See Risks, Opportunities For Activision Amid CoD Shakeup GamasutraHeads of ‘Call of Duty’ studio exit in surprise shakeup Los Angeles Times (blog) Examiner.com - Tech Digest - Fudzillaall 509 news articles »
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Activision’s Revenues Mostly Based Upon Three PropertiesShacknewsFor example, our top three franchises, Call of Duty, Guitar Hero, and World of Warcraft, accounted for approximately 68% of our net revenues for the year …Guess Which Three Games Help Keep Activision Afloat Kotaku.com (blog)Three games keep Activision-Blizzard afloat Fragland.netThese Three Games Make Activision All Its Money Blast Destructoid - GamingExcellence - PC Worldall 13 news articles »
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Guess Which Three Games Help Keep Activision AfloatKotaku.com (blog)For example, it points out that in fiscal 2009, which ended in December, that their top three franchises, Call of Duty, Guitar Hero, and World of Warcraft, …Three games keep Activision-Blizzard afloat Fragland.netThese Three Games Make Activision All Its Money BlastThe convergent futures of music games and higher education Destructoid GamingExcellence - PC World - Game Guru (blog)all 12 news articles »
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Activision hints at Call of Duty subs, less Guitar HeroArs TechnicaWorld of WarCraft: Cataclysm is going to bring with it updates for the low-level content in the game—which Blizzard stated hadn’t been touched since 2004. …Activision confirms new Call of Duty title for 2010 The Guardian (blog)Activision Blizzard Talks Financal Results, IP Success PlayStation LifeStyle (blog)Activision’s plan for 2010 includes Blur in April, Transformers in May, fewer … Gaming Target Wired News - Joystiq (blog) - IDGall 38 news articles »
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Activision Blizzard Suffers Wider LossAdweekThe videogame company behind the Guitar Hero, Call of Duty and World of Warcraft franchises lost $286 million in the fiscal fourth quarter. …Activision Blizzard: Q4 Results Are Good Overall Seeking Alpha (blog)Activision Posts Wider Loss Wall Street JournalHighlights of Activision/Blizzard’s earnings call GamePro.com ABC News - New York Daily News - Gamasutraall 540 news articles »
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