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Last week Activision Blizzard (Nasdaq: ATVI) released its annual results for 2019. Revenue was down over 2018, but the stock had a nice increase. This week ATVI announced it would remove its games from the newly launched GeForce Now streaming service. So, what is up with Activision?
In 2019, Activision revenue was $6.5 billion versus $7.0 billion for 2018. Net income in 2019 was $1.5 billion versus $1.8 billion the previous year. However, the week after the results…..
Large video game publishers have significant value in their historic franchises. Unfortunately, they have often struggled to take full advantage of those evergreen classics. Activision Blizzard was no exception. However, the recent release of World of Warcraft Classic shows that they may be coming around.
World of Warcraft Classic released on August 26th. The main attraction of this product is that it is a version of the game from when it first launched 15 years ago …..
In the past few months, a big topic for DFC Intelligence analysts has been investor concern over the fate of big game publishers Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard. This issue really came to a head with the announcement that Bungie, developer of the Destiny franchise, was making a break from its publisher Activision. What exactly does this announcement say about the future of a company like Activision Blizzard? To be cute, in other words, what is the destiny of Activision?
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