Microsoft game makers unionize after vote passes by "supermajority"Hundreds of game developers at Microsoft-owned ZeniMax Studios have voted to unionize, according to a tally released today.- A "supermajority" of workers voted for the union, according to organizers at the Communication Workers of America, which will encompass the new ZeniMax Workers United union.- "We want to put an end to sudden periods of crunch, unfair pay, and lack of growth opportunities within the company," another ZeniMax tester, Victoria Banos, said.- Until then, the games industry, particularly in the U.S., was devoid of unions, even as workers grumbled on social media and through the press about long hours, low pay and scant job security have percolated through the press and social media for years.- But revelations about sexual misconduct allegations at Activision Blizzard in mid-2021 led to worker walkouts at the end of the year and efforts by some game testers at that company to try to unionize."