Microsoft Paying $250M To Settle Messy Activision Blizzard Lawsuit

In 2022, the Swedish pension fund Sjunde AP-Fonden (AP7) filed a lawsuit claiming Activision Blizzard rushed its sale to Microsoft without properly considering other options. They argued this prevented shareholders from potentially receiving a better price than the $95 per share offered. The lawsuit also alleged that former CEO Bobby Kotick pushed for the quick sale to safeguard his job amid increasing concerns about misconduct within the company. The case gained attention for both its challenge to the large merger and for resurfacing issues related to Activision Blizzard’s workplace culture.

All The Mistakes That Paved The Way To Destiny 2’s Demise

On May 21, 2026, Bungie announced they will stop actively developing new content for Destiny 2, instead focusing on supporting the game in its current state. This decision raises the question of how the game reached this point. Destiny 2 once showed great potential, offering a new and exciting approach to online games by combining storytelling with engaging gameplay.

Paralyzed Call of Duty Streamer Banned for Using Accessibility Controller

Activision, the company behind games like Call of Duty, has been working to fight cheating in online games. When season five of Call of Duty: Warzone launched in August 2025, they updated their RICOCHET anti-cheat system. The newest version of RICOCHET now asks PC players to turn on TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot in their computer’s BIOS settings. Fortunately, TPM 2.0 is a standard requirement for computers running Windows 11, so most players with newer computers should already have it enabled.

Nintendo Switch 2 Has 3 Big Games Releasing in June 2026

Okay, so my Switch 2 has been awesome, and it’s cool to see almost 20 million other people grabbed one too! Nintendo’s done a great job with the games so far, but they need to keep those big releases coming. June isn’t looking super packed, honestly, but there are still a couple of titles I’m really excited about that should keep everyone playing.

Hasbro Spent 1 Billion on Games While Avoiding Live Service and Mobile Titles

Hasbro is a massive entertainment company known for owning many popular brands. Based in Rhode Island, they’re the creators of classics like Transformers, G.I. Joe, Monopoly, and The Game of Life. They also own Wizards of the Coast, which includes popular game franchises like Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons. A recent report shows how much Hasbro is investing in its games, and highlights how they’ve successfully avoided a common mistake many companies make today.

PS5 Has 5 Big Games Releasing in June 2026

Sony has officially announced that the highly anticipated Wolverine game, exclusive to PlayStation 5, will launch on September 15th. Plus, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, another PlayStation exclusive, is coming out on August 6th. While those games are still a few months off, there are several other exciting titles releasing much sooner.

Jujustu Kaisen: The Strongest Sorcerers of Every Era

Since then, fans have identified four sorcerers as being exceptionally powerful – they’ve nicknamed them ‘Calamity Grade’. Besides Mahoraga and one other, no sorcerer in Jujutsu Kaisen can compare to the strongest of each generation, particularly when those sorcerers use their most powerful techniques.