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Infinity Ward

Based in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States Founded 2002 Part of Activision

Infinity Ward is the Activision studio that created Call of Duty and develops the Modern Warfare games in the series. Its games are sold at full price by Activision, which also sells in-game items, battle passes and Call of Duty Points within them.

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  1. Labour

    Staff were among those laid off in Microsoft's gaming job cuts

    Infinity Ward employees were among those laid off when Microsoft cut about 1,900 jobs across Activision Blizzard, ZeniMax and Xbox; the number at the studio was not disclosed.

    Kotaku
  2. Labour

    38 developers sued Activision over unpaid bonuses

    A group of 38 current and former Infinity Ward staff sued Activision claiming more than $54 million in unpaid bonuses. In May 2012 Activision paid $42 million to the group; Polygon reported the payment was not a settlement.

    GamesIndustry.biz
  3. Court case

    Activision fired studio heads, who sued over unpaid royalties

    Activision fired Infinity Ward co-founders Jason West and Vince Zampella, citing breaches of contract and insubordination; they sued for unpaid Modern Warfare 2 royalties and Activision countersued, later adding EA. Activision and EA settled their part of the dispute in May 2012.

    GamesIndustry.biz

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Last checked 1 November 2026. Sources: www.gamesindustry.biz, www.gamesindustry.biz, kotaku.com, kotaku.com, www.gamesindustry.biz, www.polygon.com, www.polygon.com, en.wikipedia.org. Spotted something wrong or missing? Send a correction.