The first quarter of the year saw Call of Duty net bookings from jack's blog

Activision Blizzard cites Microsoft deal and lower Call of Duty sales as the reason for lower revenues. Blizzard has released a financial report for D2R Ladder Items its first second quarter in 2022. The company saw its revenues and net income decrease year-over-year and the lower Call of Duty sales and the Microsoft deal being named among the causes behind this.

Net revenues for the company totaled $1.77 billion in the year-end, which is down 22.2% year-over-year.Microtransactions, subscriptionsand licensing royalties, and other downloadable content contributed 78% to this amount.The net profit of Activision Blizzard was $395 million that's down 36.1 percent from the previous year.

The company has reported lower profits for Call of Duty, product cycle timing at Blizzard, and an "increase in legal and other professional charges, primarily driven by costs that are associated with our proposed deal together with Microsoft," among reasons leading to the decline.

The first quarter of the year saw Call of Duty net bookings dropped year-on-year, owing to less Vanguard sales and less engagement in Warzone.Blizzard's revenue also fell over the course of the year as a result of "product time" for Warcraft." Warcraft franchise.Diablo Immortal comes out on June 2nd is already receiving more than 30 million pre-registrations for the game on iOS and Android

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