Activision faces a $680M lawsuit over its Call of Duty League
Activision is facing a lawsuit from professional gamers over the company's Call of Duty League. The lawsuit alleges that Activision monopolized leagues
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Activision is facing a lawsuit from professional gamers over the company's Call of Duty League. The lawsuit alleges that Activision monopolized leagues
Activision Blizzard is facing a new lawsuit after professional Call of Duty (COD) gamers accused the company of unlawfully monopolizing the leagues and tournaments.
Activision Blizzard, the company behind the popular video game franchise Call of Duty, has recently been used by professional gamers. The U.S.-based lawsuit claims that the company has been deliberately restricting competition in Call of Duty tournaments.
Plaintiffs Hector Rodriguez, Seth Abner and Hecz call the competitive game space a "lucrative and once-vibrant market" The post Activision Sued for $100 Million by Pro Gamers Citing ‘Unlawful Monopoly’ on ‘Call of Duty’ Leagues, Tournaments appeared first on TheWrap.
Activision said in a statement that it will "strongly defend against these claims, which have no basis in fact or in law." Activision said it refused a pre-lawsuit demand from the plaintiffs for "tens of millions of dollars."