Tue, Apr 10, 2012 | 04:04 BST
Infinity Ward legal struggle to go to trial May 29
A date has been set for the trial between Call of Duty publisher Activision and former Infinity Ward leaders Jazon West and Vince Zampella.
GameInformer reports the drawn-out case will go to trial from May 29, having been delayed at Activision’s request from a scheduled May 7 commencement.
The complicated case involves several suits and counter-suits; the ex-Infinity Ward staffers are suing Activision for breach of contract and unpaid royalties, while Activision has implicated EA in a headhunting scandal.
The whole shebang began in July 2009 when West and Zampella were famously escorted from the Infinity Ward offices by security. The pair have since founded a new studio, Respawn Entertainment, attracting numerous former Infinity Ward staffers, and signed on with EA.
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Posted in: Activision Blizzard, EA, Legalities, Shooter
Tags: call of duty, infinity ward, Jason West, Repsawn, Respawn Entertainment, vince zampella
2 comments
#1
endgame
10/04/12, 10:40 am
Come on! Come on! I want to see Actis**kingvision coughing up some money to these guys.
#2
LOLshock94
10/04/12, 12:49 pm
dont no how many times ive seen the picture of a pensioner and a hippy