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To put it briefly, it's all a bit of a mess eh?
Interesting analysis though.
Company politics make me dizzy, even when involving things that interest me.
I think this is going to end badly for Activision. What's to stop Ward and Zampella, having been ousted from Infinity Ward, from starting their own independent studio, and starting to shop around for publishers?
How much of that is possible?
Kotick will regret letting go of the IW founders... as the article says, IW efforts on the cod series really shine and the difference between them and treyarch is obvious. Having an IW made cod game always upped the series credibility and now imagine if we just seen treyarch like cod games.. smart gamers won't bother anymore... MW2 will probably be the last great cod game.. or cod4 for some people I guess.