Two More Leave Infinity Ward
Senior staff leave developers.
Published: 8:30, 06/04/2010 by Staff.
29A potted history: Modern Warfare 2 makes 1$ Billion dollars, rumours surface of key personnel leaving, Infinity Ward try to sue Activision and EA get mentioned as a potential new home. A tabloid dream, except the newspapers don’t care about videogame politics, just the nasties.
We do, though, and so we’re quite happy to continue the story as two more Infinity Ward employees – the Lead Designer and Lead Software Engineer – appear to have left the company for pastures new, and no doubt greener, according to Kotaku.
The news, which comes by way of the duo’s LinkedIn profiles, today’s best source for such stories. Both profiles have their end dates at Infinity Ward as April 2010, suggesting the departures are rather recent and Kotaku say they both resigned.
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