Activision-Blizzard is responsible for some of the most influential titles released in video games. From their massive shooter franchise, Call of Duty, to their beloved team shooter, Overwatch, the company has a major stake in popular video game releases.
On November 2, 2021, Activision-Blizzard released a statement regarding two of its highly anticipated upcoming titles, Diablo IV and Overwatch 2. Citing a need to focus on more development time, the team at Activision-Blizzard specifically highlighted these two. titles as taking more time “than originally anticipated.” Despite two of their biggest titles being delayed, Activision-Blizzard says these choices are “the right course of action for our people, our players and the long-term success of our franchises.”
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For Activision-Blizzard's official statement, check out the Tweet below:
This news was one of several shakeups that Activision-Blizzard has seen this week. One of Blizzard's two co-leaders, Jen Oneal, has announced that she is stepping down from the company, leaving just one company boss after the mass exodus earlier this year. Mike Ybarra is the only leader currently running the company.
For more on Activision-Blizzard's titles, check out some of our other articles, such as All Call of Duty games in release order here on Pro Game Guides.
