Blizzard executives criticize EA for Call of Duty attack speech

EA game continued as "Battlefield 3" Sina Science and technology Beijing time August 19 Morning News, the dynamic view of Blizzard's dynamic View Publishing Company (Activision Publishing) CEO Eric Hersberg (Eric Hirshberg) in Thursday at the Cologne International game show accused EA said,　　EA exposes the "Call of Duty" series of privacy practices that are detrimental to the industry or the players themselves. Hesburgh said: "This is not a political game, one side wins, the other does not have to fail." This is the entertainment, innovation, and at best an art form, but this art form is still in its infancy. If we were in the film industry, we wouldn't even be talking about it. "The dispute originated in this June, when John Riccitiello, EA CEO, John Ricitillo in an interview with the" Call of Duty "system game, which he said would be a better choice for players to continue" Battlefield 3 "for the game.　　And what makes Hesburgh angry is that Ricitillo says all he does is let call of Duty lose its central role in the player. Instead of hitting on EA, Hesburgh says his job is to help talented people, passionate teams build the best games, not insult other opponents.　　He thinks Ricitillo's remarks are not conducive to the development of the industry. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will be available for sale in November, and the game is thought to easily beat "Battlefield 3" in sales. But "Battlefield 3", which will be on sale in October, is proving to be a popular game. EA said earlier this month that "Battlefield 3" was 10 times times more than the number of "Battlefield: Rebel Company 2" games. (Xiao Ming)