It’s November 10th 2009, and the world has just seen Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 become the most successful entertainment launch ever.
Overnight its publisher Activision cemented itself as one of the biggest games companies in the world, while Infinity Ward turned into one of the industry’s most influential studios.
24 hours later and retailers worldwide sold 4.7 million copies of the game, and critics had given the shooter a resounding thumbs up – with a Metacritic score of 94.
David Vonderhaar, one of the creators of the Call of Duty: Black Ops series, has founded BulletFarm with the financial support of NetEase.
Oh great another well known ex dev starting a studio with AAA budget, wonder how this'll turn out especially that this is another cod dev.
Just 24 hours following the Modern Warfare 3 reveal, former Treyarch Studio Design Director David Vonderhaar has announced he’s stepping away from both the Call of Duty studio and Activision.
Call of Duty development, what's that? They just make the same basic game and keep adding more and more MT's
He's a developer in one of the most successful franchises and works from Activision, do you know the benefits you get working there? Or the pay?
Half of the peasants on this site don't understand developers are humans and are working mostly for necessity like the rest of us
Sirus Gaming, along with other Southeast Asian media outlets, were given a chance to sit down with Treyarch’s developers to talk about the upcoming open beta, what players can expect next week and some specifics “things” about next-generation.
