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The Motley Fool – America’s Next Top Growth Stock

The world’s economic predicament may be anything but fun and games, but the folks at Activision Blizzard (Nasdaq: ATVI) are hoping that plenty of consumers will turn to the company’s games to help them find some respite from tough times. With killer titles like World of Warcraft, Guitar Hero, and Call of Duty, the game maker may be able to do just that. When the company released fourth-quarter results earlier this month, it reported a GAAP net loss. However, after backing out some non-cash and one-time costs, the company boosted the bottom line slightly over last year’s fourth quarter.

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