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Thread: Bobby Kotick is officially leaving Activision Blizzard on December 29th
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I hear Sony's hiring, and hey, Bungie even has experience working with him!
Haters gonna hate but he did a good job of turning tiny developer with lots of debt into a biggest third party publisher in the industry
Hinedorf
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Haters? How can you not hate this piece of shit. Where exactly do you find a golf clap for this asshole seriously? Yea he made them successful while driving a terribly toxic and unhealthy work conditions for many that are still rolling out lawsuits.
That Adolf Hitler....hell of a dictator! Haters want to hate on him but who's got numbers like 6 million Jews to brag about
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Booty, huh?
*Thinking of new meme opportunities to make in the future*
*Thinking of new meme opportunities to make in the future*
Sounds like a lot of commie gobbledygook. Bobby Kotick was CEO when they published badass id Software and Raven games too and nobody complained.
I love how this is a story....when he VERY clearly said he was only there til the end of the year.... back in October when the aquisition closed. But yes 12/29 vs 12/31, what a revelation!!!
The stuff that is more interesting in the timelines on ABK corp folks like Lulu being shown the door. She was all about the acquisition. So she must have a lots of equity or a nice contract with a golden umbrella.
Also worth note is how they call out the transition as 'through march". I am guessing thats when they plan to ID who else to let go ahead of MS new fiscal year in July.
The stuff that is more interesting in the timelines on ABK corp folks like Lulu being shown the door. She was all about the acquisition. So she must have a lots of equity or a nice contract with a golden umbrella.
Also worth note is how they call out the transition as 'through march". I am guessing thats when they plan to ID who else to let go ahead of MS new fiscal year in July.
Vyse
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I remember in high school our class got to speak to some people from Raven Software. They had posters for their two X-Men Legends games. I thought it was cool that we had a game development studio so close to home. Never played any of their games until X-Men Origins: Wolverine on PS3, and as we know they became little more than a support studio for Call of Duty.
Fun fact: Prey (2006) was developed by a different developer with ties to Raven Software, Human Head Studios. Very unfortunate that they later got screwed over by their publisher Bethesda on Prey 2.
Fun fact: Prey (2006) was developed by a different developer with ties to Raven Software, Human Head Studios. Very unfortunate that they later got screwed over by their publisher Bethesda on Prey 2.
It's reported that he got $375 million from the buyout. And it was clear that he was leaving before the end of the year. What would he even do at this point? He ran a multiplatform publisher that makes full priced games and it's going to be turned into a single platform publisher that hands its properties over for a monthly subscription.
fatty
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