Activision delays two games amid workplace turmoil


Video game sequels Diablo and Overwatch will be delayed further as its developer Activision Blizzard deals with continued controversies over workplace sexual misconduct accusations. — REUTERS

Video game giant Activision Blizzard on Tuesday said it is delaying eagerly-awaited sequels to its hit Diablo and Overwatch franchises as it deals with upheaval due to workplace conditions.

"In recent months, we have taken actions that resulted in the departure of a number of individuals across the company," chief operating officer Daniel Alegre said on an earnings call.

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