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Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't part of the reason Bungie left Microsoft (and by extention, InfinityWard cut ties with Activision) to do with the publisher t
by iamdave 17y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't part of the reason Bungie left Microsoft (and by extention, InfinityWard cut ties with Activision) to do with the publisher trying to get TOO involved with what the developer does because of exclusivity contracts?
- nickelplate 17y agoI think they left Microsoft because they wanted to make games at their own pace (they must have crunched like crazy to get Halo 1, 2 and 3 out the door), own the games they create, and reach as broad a customer base as possible (i.e. releasing their games on multiple platforms). Infinity Ward is fully owned by Activision (and so are their IPs), so their situation is different.
- iamdave 17y agoAh. Thank you.