during the conflict. Electronic Arts announced on March 2 that it had started the process to remove the Russia national football team and Russian football clubs from its FIFA series as well as removing the Belarusian and Russian national teams and their club teams from NHL 22. In addition to preventing purchase of their games in Russia, Nintendo announced on March 9 that Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp, a tactical war game with a faction based on Soviet-era Russia, would be indefinitely delayed due to "recent world events". Two game bundles offered by itch.io and Humble Bundle raised over and for Ukraine aid support, respectively. Epic Games made all proceeds from Fortnite during the last two weeks of March 2022 go to charitable aid for Ukraine, and raised over . In total nearly was donated to Ukrainian humanitarian relief efforts by gaming companies. Abortion rights support After the June 2022 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, which overturned Roe v. Wade and eliminated the protected right to abortion, several video game companies affirmed they would offer their employees abortion benefits, including the ability to travel to states with protected abortion rights if necessary. Such companies include Microsoft, Bethesda, Ubisoft, Devolver Digital, Daybreak Games, Naughty Dog, Insomniac, Electronic Arts, and Bungie. Notable deaths January 4 – Russell Lees, 60, narrative writer for Ubisoft and the Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Watch Dogs series. January 5 – Stewart Gilray, 51, founder of Just Add Water, developer of the Oddworld series. February 28 – Kim Jung-ju, 54, founder of Nexon. March 27 – Mohammad Fahmi, 32, creator of Coffee Talk March 29 – Scott Bennie, 61, developer writer for multiple role-playing games including the Fallout series April 26 – Robert "Razerguy" Krakoff, 81, co-founder of Razer Inc. May 9 – David Ward, 75, co-founder of Ocean Software May – Rieko Kodama, 59, developer for Sega, including lead developer on Phantasy Star and Skies of Arcadia June 22 – Bernie Stolar, 75, former president of Sega of America, founder of Sony Computer Entertainment of America June – Technoblade, 23, Minecraft YouTuber July 15 – Robert Alan Koeneke, 62, creator of Moria August 30 – Mitsuhiro Yoshida, 61, developer of River City Ransom September 3 – Mike Fahey, 49, writer and editor of the website Kotaku October 1/2 – Rob Smith, editor and writer for PC Gamer, OXM, and PSM.