What changed for 'Call of Duty' after all the YouTube hate? **thing
 

What changed for 'Call of Duty' after all the YouTube hate? **thing
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The*Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare*reveal wasn't well-received on YouTube.*

Okay, that's an understatement: The game's debut trailer currently ranks as the most disliked in the site's history. So how have things been going at Activision since the Internet Hate Brigade descended in early May?

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"We're doing the same thing after the response as before, which is focusing on making a great game," Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg told Mashable*at E3 2016.*

"At the end of the day, when we do that we tend to make fans happy and win people over and continue to have the franchise flourish." Read more...


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