Only six of Activision Blizzard's 10,000 employees caught the coronavirus.

Nintendo’s Doug Bowser calls Activision Blizzard reports ‘disturbing’

Nintendo has joined fellow console makers PlayStation and Xbox in expressing concern over the Activision Blizzard scandal. An internal email reveals the company is also taking action in response to the new reports, but it’s not clear what those actions are.

The Wall Street Journal last week published a report detailing new allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination, and subterfuge at Activision Blizzard, some of them implicating CEO Bobby Kotick. In response to this report, employees staged a walkout and several have since signed a petition calling for Kotick’s resignation. They are joined in that by some of the Activision Blizzard stockholders, who also called for the resignation of two members of the board of directors.

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Rachel Kaser

Rachel Kaser is a gaming and technology writer for from Dallas, Texas. She's been in the games industry since 2013, writing for various publications, and currently covers news for GamesBeat. Her favorite game is Bayonetta.