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Battlefield 6 fans beg DICE to keep CoD’s wacky crossover skins out of the game
Battlefield 6 fans are worried the new game will follow Call of Duty’s lead by introducing wacky crossover skins like Beavis ...
‘Call of Duty’ maker goes to war with ‘parasitic’ cheat developers in L.A. federal court
"Call of Duty" publisher Activision-Blizzard is suing hacking developers worldwide over cheats designed for the popular first ...
Texas' oldest dance hall steps up once again for the Hill Country
This iconic Hill Country venue has long been a gathering place in times of celebration, and crisis. Now, the historic New ...
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You could get perma-banned in Warzone for using this XP method
Warzone players are reportedly getting permanently banned for going AFK in Plunder to help finish the Battle Pass.
Xbox: The State of Every First-Party Developer - Summer 2025 Update
Here's what every game studio under Xbox is currently working on, from Arcane's Blade game to an unannounced game at Halo ...
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Texas school shooter was fueled by Instagram and 'Call of Duty,' L.A. lawsuit alleges
Tess Mata's parents were once enthusiastic about social media. The 10-year-old from Uvalde, Texas, wanted to be TikTok famous ...
gamescom 2025 is Set To Be Huge —With Exhibitors Up, and More Publishers Than Ever
gamescom 2025 is already shaping up to be the biggest event in the show's history with an increase in exhibitors and big ...
Lawyer argues Call of Duty maker can't be held responsible for actions of Uvalde, Texas, shooter
A lawyer for the maker of the video game Call of Duty is arguing that a judge should dismiss a lawsuit brought by families of ...
Families of Uvalde shooting victims sue Activision, saying shooter learned from ‘COD’
The lawsuit claims the shooter first used a virtual version of a Daniel Defense-branded AR-15 in “Call of Duty.” ...
Uvalde school shooter was fueled by Instagram and ‘Call of Duty,’ L.A. lawsuit alleges
Families from Uvalde, Texas, traveled to Los Angeles to confront tech giant Meta and "Call of Duty" publisher Activision in court, alleging they market gun violence to young people through video games ...