Thus far, the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has caused a fair few game delays. The Last of Us Part II?s postponement counts among the most notable; it?s on hold indefinitely, along with Marvel?s Iron Man VR. However, there are companies who do not anticipate delays, such as Activision Blizzard. According to CEO Bobby Kotick, the publisher?s games currently remain on track.
In an interview with CNBC, Kotick was asked how working remotely has affected Activision?s present works-in-progress. While acknowledging that he can?t be too certain long-term progress, the CEO noted there are no major issues cropping up just yet. Kotick told CNBC, ?most of the things that we have in production and development are on track for now. I think we?ll have to really reassess that in a month and in three months.?
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