The rise of the VGAs: Mark Lamia's Treyarch

by Mike Schramm 12th December 2010 5: 30 PM with heads of studio Infinity Ward on the outs with Activision, was up to Treyarch to take to the series of Call of Duty and upon receipt of fan, it did exactly that. "The response I understand," says Treyarch Chief Mark Lamia, "is that people are happy with the game. But he said to the red carpet of the AAG event that he was never on competition between Activision studios. "We just concentrate on what we want, what we will do and our own creative, and it is really the best way to do your best work."

Now that it has become the heir of Call of Duty, which is Treyarch? "First thing we do," explains Lamia, "is we are still black operations". Lamia promises Treyarch is listening to the community and will be admissible in the set of tuning and providing new content. "If everyone who buys and invests time in black operations, they can expect that it is fair, how we work. Lamia says that Treyarch is actually a service studio call as much as anyone concerned ".".

World at war zombies mode has been successful on iPhone life, and we asked if Treyarch envisaged attempting to replicate this success with black Ops. Lamia said it developers Ideaworks trusts do a good job a follow-up, if that is what they choose to do so, but "it is not a question of can make us or is it proper to do so, it's really focus." Currently, we focus only on the PC and console SKUS that was just to launch. There are millions of people playing every day and we have focused on the support that.

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