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<p>EA is taking harassment more seriously.</p>

Gaming can be toxic to women, minorities. EA wants to fix that

There are too many stories about racist and sexist comments, bullying and bad behavior in video games, the company says.

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E3 2019: E3 is changing because video games are changing

Sony is a no-show, and Nintendo stopped hosting a traditional press event years ago. What does the future hold for E3? And what can we expect to see this year?

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Meet the angry gaming YouTubers who turn outrage into views

The video game world is no stranger to controversy, but a new class of YouTube commentators is turning anger into influence.

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E3 2019: The most anticipated games of gaming's most anticipated show

Taking place from June 12 to 14, E3 is where publishers let out the big guns.

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Call of Duty 2019 reveal coming Thursday

CoD 2019 is set to show its face on May 30.

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CEO of Candy Crush developer stepping down

Riccardo Zacconi has been at the helm of game developer King Digital for more than 16 years.

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<p>Loadout screen for Call of Duty:&nbsp; Mobile battle royale mode.&nbsp;</p>

Call of Duty: Mobile gets own Battle Royale mode

Activision continues to chase those Fortnite bucks.

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Sony reportedly launches Marvel-inspired studio to turn games into movies, shows

Does this mean God of War and Shadow of the Colossus movies are coming?

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<p>Call of Duty World League</p>

Activision Blizzard unveils first 5 franchises for Call of Duty World League

Atlanta, Dallas, New York, Paris and Toronto will all have teams. The company also gives an idea of when it'll announce the next Call of Duty game.

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Call of Duty: Mobile is coming to Android, iOS

The free app is open for preregistration online and in the Google Play Store.

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Google investing $13B in US data centers, Apple video service due in April?

Today's major tech headlines include Google's $13B investment in US data centers, Activision Blizzard laying off 8 percent of its workforce and Apple's video streaming service eyeing an April launch.

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Activision Blizzard begins employee layoffs after best year in company history

But it will add staff for major franchises.

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