Lawsuit

The fallout from the Activision Blizzard lawsuit filed by California's Department of Fair Employment and Housing continues.

The quarterly Activision Blizzard earnings call, where the company reports to its shareholders, is happening today, Tuesday, August 3 at 1:30pm Pacific.

Employees from across the gaming industry showed their support for the Activision Blizzard staff walkout with their own walkouts or protests on Wednesday.

Activision Blizzard employees are taking more action after yesterday's open letter protesting the company's history of sexual harassment, and its poor handling of the situation.

I suspect we're all struggling with the facts that have been brought to life with the lawsuit against Activision Blizzard that accuses the company of badly mistreating its female employees.

It's 2021 and this kind of behavior shouldn't be acceptable to anyone, anywhere. But here I am, writing another story about a game company accused of mistreating its female employees, creating a work environment where taking sexist harassment and abuse were reportedly just another job requirement.

Blizzard Entertainment has filed a lawsuit against Bossland, creator of one of the most popular Overwatch cheats on the market.

Let's start with a summary of this tangled mess.

Chinese mobile game studio Lilith Games is currently under fire by Blizzard Entertainment, who has filed a formal complaint for copyright infringement against the company for their game Soul Clash.