Video game titans earnings climb as people play at home


Call Of Duty: Warzone racked up more than 60 million players since its launch in March. — AFP Relaxnews

SAN FRANCISCO: US video game titans Activision and Electronic Arts on May 5 reported strong earnings as people staying home due to the coronavirus pandemic turn to games such as Call Of Duty.

Activision said an average of 102 million people played its games online per month in the first quarter of this year, with Call Of Duty: Warzone racking up more than 60 million players since its launch in March.

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