Thanks, Kotaku ( one, two).During the Vietnam War on June 18, 1965, 173rd Airborne Brigade Battalion member Larry Wayne Chaffin smiles for the camera.ĪP photojournalist Horst Faas took this iconic photo on June 18, 1965, during the Vietnam War with the 173rd Airborne Brigade Battalion on defense duty at Phouc Vinh airstrip in South Vietnam. "We offer our sincerest apologies to anybody who was offended."
We have nothing but respect for the guys and gals at Gearbox. We hold all of our peers in the development community in the highest regard. We want to let everyone know that we found those remarks offensive, and they do not in any way represent the feelings of any developer at this studio or at Activision. Posting on the Xbox forums, the developer's community manager said, "Over the weekend, we learned that some disparaging comments were made by an Activision rep at a recent Call of Duty: World at War press event. Treyarch immediately distanced itself from the comments, saying it found them "offensive".
"We don't want to look at someone who's just making a crappy war game."Ĭharming. We want to look at the games that do great storytelling. Gears of War, we play Halo, you know, that's the competition. They're not a game we even think about when we're playing, we think about the best shooters, we play Modern Warfare, we play. "I watched the trailer and I'm was like 'These guys aren't even in the same league.'," he said of the Ubisoft shooter's developer. In an interview with Eurogamer TV, Activision senior producer Noah Heller - currently working on Call of Duty: World at War with Treyarch - has found time to call Gearbox's Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway a "crappy war game".
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