Heavt news. TBH the series is on the down after MW1 imo so jumping ship may be a good idea. No doubt Activision will milk the franchise into the ground like they did the Hero series.

So is this where Bobby Kotick delivers a quote about regretting not teaming with DICE?

Activison is quickly becoming what EA used to be.

I am surprised EA has really turned around and started putting out some really good games, and now we have Activision stepping in and taking over.

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We don't know the details yet. Maybe IF are in the wrong here. We won't know until it's all wrapped up.

Sabre, first I don't think IF is in the wrong. When something like this goes down, there's a lot of secrecy and suspicion. If IF was in the wrong, then Activision should say so. But it seems Activision is focusing solely on two IF employees.

So that means IF's leaders were talking about plans that Activision didn't like (leaving the CoD franchise, not liking having a 3rd studio in the rotation?).

Still, the truth will come out from IF employees....oh sorry I got confused. It's IW for Infinity Ward

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Well even taking IW out of the loop just look at what Activision is doing with other games. For example the whole thing with Starcraft two being in episodes really pisses me off and shows how they just want to grab at your money, I mean what SC2 has was announced how many years ago and they cant manage to fit it all into one package?

I just have a feeling they are going to Bastardize every beloved series I had. Sorry but I preferred Blizzard games when they were solo not now though.

By all accounts, Activision doesn't have a hand in Blizzard. Blizzard runs separately and Activision reaps the reward. The splitting of SC2 is all Blizzard's doing.

As for IW, my thoughts given the SEC report (talking about "breaches of contract and insubordination" by two senior people at IW) released yesterday is that Jason and possibly Vince (still no word on his status) were thinking about either leaving and starting up their own company or attempting to buy IW from Activision like Bungie did from Microsoft. Activision didn't like either idea, so they got rid of at least Jason.

Just conjecture on my part.

Activision is just a horrible company. Doesn't surprise me in the least to see a story like this.

"Insubordination" and "bouncers" indicates to me either overreaction by Activision, or gross misconduct by these two gents. I'd gather there's much more than just a corporate raping going on...these two probably got themselves into trouble.