activision blizzard stocks drop & loses $3.7 billion after diablo immortal's disastrous announcement

activision blizzard stocks drop & loses $3.7 billion after diablo immortal

It could actually be a success if people gave it the chance they gave Hearthstone which FYI,is still doing pretty well. Sure there are some,but there are also decent ports that are fair IE-Hearthstone,had no issue with Skullgirls before work it's just as much playable as its Steam and console ports,Pokemon go is feasible without spending a dime if you remember to hit up the pokestops in your area,and various old PS ports play decently on them so it's nice to have if you don't have a handheld console on hand.

I'll never understand this assumption that every title that makes it to mobile is automatically some rip off/pay to win bollocks. And before the inevitable 'HURR DURR SHILL,WHITE KNIGHT,SECRET BLIZZARD AGENT!!!' and all other passive aggressive nonsense that's to come,I was skeptical and tried it at Blizzcon for kicks and jollies and it's OKAY, not an abomination to gaming,not the greatest thing since sliced bread,but it's pretty good.

If the pandemic continues to plague airline stocks, that loss could grow.09:04 PMPosted by DamalysOh FFS,the sky is NOT falling,PC fanboys need to chill the hells out as all gaming platforms have their good points,especially ones that had fairly solid gameplay like DI had.

However, shares in American and United have more than halved in value since the start of this year, and Delta and Southwest stocks have tumbled by more than 25%, as coronavirus fears continue to weigh on travel demand.Īs a result, the value of Berkshire's holdings has dropped by more than a third to about $6.3 billion. Berkshire owned more than 8% of each of the four companies at the end of December, and together those shares were worth about $10 billion at that time, according to Gurufocus. The famed investor's conglomerate counts Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, and American Airlines among its 25 biggest holdings, and the quartet made up about 4% of its portfolio at the end of December. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway suffered another blow this week after President Donald Trump announced restrictions on European travel to the US in response to the coronavirus threat, sending airline stocks into a tailspin.

Activision blizzard stocks drop & loses $3.7 billion after diablo immortal's disastrous announcement