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Activision Accused Of Stealing Call Of Duty Character – Kotaku Australia
The creator of a character called “Cade Janus”, developed as part of a film pitch, is taking Activision, Infinity Ward and Major League Gaming to court, accusing…
The creator of a character called Cade Janus, developed as part of a film pitch, is taking Activision, Infinity Ward and Major League Gaming to court, accusing them of going behind his back and stealing the character for use in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.
As Torrentfreak report, Clayton Haugen claims that he created the character years ago, and went so far as to work with streamer Alex Zedra to bring Janus to life.
Haugens suit alleges that, while trying to draw attention to his work by publishing…
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