Activision Blizzard, Inc.
American video game companywww.activisionblizzard.com
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Sep 10, 2026
Gengis Ale PennoHOST
Like it's this idea that like we're looking for these growth opportunities.
Gengis Ale PennoHOST
A lot of people maybe conceptually think, oh, I need to get into an Activision Blizzard or I need to get into a Riot.
Gengis Ale PennoHOST
But kind of the industry is kind of changing the sense that there's less jobs there and there are new opportunities coming around where even though the market may seem doom and gloom, there's a reset happening that may present more opportunity.
Gengis Ale PennoHOST
Or how do you see it like in terms of this reset?
Zac BeaudoinGUEST
The behavior of those folks is what matters.
Zac BeaudoinGUEST
When you work in a large enough organization where like the top and the bottom never meet, right? Like when I worked at Activision Blizzard or BioWare, which is a division of EA, you know, like I don't interact with the CEO, right? So like whatever culture that person is creating up there, like that doesn't really touch me.
Zac BeaudoinGUEST
That's really far away.
Zac BeaudoinGUEST
But the game's project leadership, that culture affects everybody on the team.
NateHOST
And I think Sekiro would definitely have a nice little market to carve out for itself.
NateHOST
But otherwise, from Activision, you know, unless we're including Blizzard games, like Diablo IV has already been leaked for the platform, I would imagine anything relating to the Activision Blizzard label would likely be held for BlizzCon.
NateHOST
So that kind of limits the possibilities here in relation to Blizzard games.
NateHOST
So not gonna predict Diablo IV here, only because it feels more like a BlizzCon announcement.
NateHOST
But now I wanna go to Atlus.
Jesse NorrisHOST
Um, so as an add-on, it seems like it has, uh, fallen out of growth mode and now they are in...
Jesse NorrisHOST
Uh, and essentially they tell Jez anyone who uses it for more than 15 hours a month, they immediately start losing money, which lines up with what Sarah Bond said back in the Activision Blizzard King acquisition FTC trial of every time someone loads up Fortnite, we're losing money on xCloud.
Jesse NorrisHOST
Like, every time.
Jesse NorrisHOST
If...
Tammy SoaresHOST
She's a designer, a leader, a founder, and someone who has lived a lot of lives to get to where she is now.
Tammy SoaresHOST
She spent years leading design at Fjord and Accenture, helped shape culture and inclusive practices at Activision Blizzard, built one of the first streaming cooking school platforms, and the middle of all that went to culinary school.
Tammy SoaresHOST
Now she's the founder of Rebel 75, where she's helping organizations build healthier, more human workplace cultures.
Tammy SoaresHOST
Her LinkedIn tagline used to say, leader by design, badass by nature, but she'll tell you she got it backwards.
Bronson FioreHOST
I enjoy a lot of Microsoft IP.
Bronson FioreHOST
It is unfortunate that they own Blizzard.
Bronson FioreHOST
It is unfortunate that they own a lot of really goddamn cool companies with a lot of really cool games.
Bronson FioreHOST
Because I do not want to be involved with that company.
Rade StojsavljevicHOST
So back when E3 was this thing, there was the main hall up top where you would kind of have all like your big, big stuff.
Rade StojsavljevicHOST
You know, EA was there, Westwood, Blizzard, Sony, Microsoft, all of them were up there.
Rade StojsavljevicHOST
But then down below in this kind of basement area was this area called Kentia Hall.
Rade StojsavljevicHOST
And that's where all the, if you were an indie or a smaller publisher or developer, or you had this wacky accessory or something, you would go in there.
John WarrenHOST
South of
LotusHOST
Midnight is like okay to play? And I'm like, I mean, I think within that, the Activision Blizzard was like the big one.
LotusHOST
Because I think,
Niki GraysonHOST
you
Niki GraysonHOST
So I don't like it.
Niki GraysonHOST
I don't know.
LotusHOST
Many of the people who are down for no games for genocide had already kind of independently boycotted Activision Blizzard King because of everything else, which is completely worth it.
John WarrenHOST
I need to address the irony of what I'm about to say and acknowledge it and apologize in advance.
AJHOST
Yes.
AJHOST
Is this just Blizzard Activision being lazy? Is this just a slop together? Have they just gone, we'll go super low PC port, like super low settings from PC and just port that? Is this what it kind of felt like?
AndyHOST
Yeah.
AndyHOST
I mean, if I'm honest, it looks better on low PC settings.
Max SmartHOST
which I guess is the first time Halo will be available on the PlayStation.
Max SmartHOST
Call of Duty and other live service games will remain available on competing platforms due to the agreements that Microsoft has with Activision Blizzard.
Max SmartHOST
Those agreements require Call of Duty availability on Nintendo, PlayStation, and Steam through 2033.
Max SmartHOST
The overall strategy is a selective return to exclusives.
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