The Call of Duty: Mobile team said it planned to continue supporting game "for the long haul," despite reports that it'll be phased out in favor of Warzone Mobile.

Activision Blizzard Sheds Light On Mobile Approach, Calls The Platform "A Real Priority" The company also plans to hire "hundreds" of new employees to support mobile gaming in the future.

Activision has moved to pressure fans of Call of Duty’s DMZ that it intends to continue supporting the extraction mode despite it skipping the upcoming COD Next reveal event.

Numerous employees of Activision Blizzard, along with a swell of other game developers and community members, have taken to Twitter to show support for the walkout this week.

Activision Blizzard staff cuts largely hurt support teams, IT, QA, and publishing Blizzard especially affected as company restructures gearing toward more new game releases over less time ...

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