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Schafer: Activision is an ape

Posted on Wednesday, 3 March 2010 by Speed, source: Twitter

Activision is a beast

Creator of Psychonauts and Brutal Legend, Tim Schafer, has responded to yesterday's invasion of Infinity Ward by Activision.

In short: that's how Activision does business:

Getting mad at Activision for this kind of thing is like getting mad at an ape for throwing feces. It's just how the beast communicates.

For the record: Schafer previously had issues with Activision himself. The publisher decided to ditch Double Fine Productions' Brutal Legend and when Schafer decided to go to Electronic Arts with the game, Activision sued him over it.

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