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It has now become clear what was meant by Activision when they claimed that Jason West's and Vince Zampella's actions have halted production on other Call of Duty titles. It now appears as though pre-production of Modern Warfare 3 has been halted because of the lawsuits between West and Zampella against Activision, and vice-versa.
According to the legal documents obtained by Kotaku, West and Zampella's attempts to form a spin-off studio have "delay(ed) pre-production of Modern Warfare 3." The apparently delay is also being used as "leverage in their negotiations with Activision".
As a result, it continues on to say that Activision has to allocate more of their resources towards the development of Modern Warfare 3 now.
What does this all mean? Well, it means that Activision has just apparently announced Modern Warfare 3 by way of their court documents. Other than that, it's time to just take a "wait and see" attitude to see what comes of these lawsuits.
According to the legal documents obtained by Kotaku, West and Zampella's attempts to form a spin-off studio have "delay(ed) pre-production of Modern Warfare 3." The apparently delay is also being used as "leverage in their negotiations with Activision".
As a result, it continues on to say that Activision has to allocate more of their resources towards the development of Modern Warfare 3 now.
"As a direct and proximate result of this breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing, Activision has been forced to commit additional resources to Modern Warfare 3".
What does this all mean? Well, it means that Activision has just apparently announced Modern Warfare 3 by way of their court documents. Other than that, it's time to just take a "wait and see" attitude to see what comes of these lawsuits.
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