Activision issues DMCA against browser Call of Duty ports
Activision has reportedly filed a DMCA complaint to take down two unofficial browser-based recreations of Call of Duty made by developer Luckey Faraday. The games, which copied maps and models from the original titles, were shut down and related posts were removed after Faraday announced the action online. Details of Activision's legal claim haven't been shared publicly, and the company has not yet commented.
- Activision acted against two browser-based CoD ports
- Developer removed games and related online posts
- Projects used exported assets from original games
- No public comment or notice details from Activision
- Kino der Toten repository on GitHub remained online
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