It seems that Infinity Ward maybe caught up in the head lights of a very fast moving truck, with the newest Infinity Ward controversy.

 Nope its not the mission No Russian, and no, its not the dedicated servers for the PC, and no, its not cheating on steam! I wont list anymore, we will be here all day.

This time its glitches. Modern Warfare 2, now nicknamed by us as "Modern Mayhem 2", has put out the word that if they catch you glitching you will be suspended from Xbox Live.

 The word was put out by @Stepto (Stephen Toulouse) on Twitter and then @fourzerotwo (Robert Bowling) followed it up with "SOS". Ok fourzerotwo never said that, but he may as well have. Punishing the end-user for programming bugs? Is this really what Infinity Ward has come to? They screw up then they point their finger at us. you wont ever hear “sorry we failed, we were to busy making youtube videos of the host migration”. Ok I understand to get a video of that working must have taken 30 takes! Read More >



So is Infinity Ward in the wrong to blame us for using their errors?
 yes I here you say while you “javidom” someone in groundwar! Should the end-user be punished for using in game bugs? We think not, ok I hear you say “thats easy for us to say being a glitching site” but, with over 200+ glitches found within the 1st month of MW2 being out, how can you not use one of the bugs? With all the money Infinity Ward has milked from the cash cow, do you think they should have tested the game more? Do you think Infinity ward should hire some of Treyarch's team to show them how to patch? Maybe we should hunt down fourzerotwo and replace him with JD_2020 (Josh Olin) who has his ears open to mod and glitch reports. Whatever the case, something needs to change as programming bug’s should not fall on the heads of paying customers.

Infinity Ward should issue a notice about the glitches found and tell users don't worry we are working on it not “if we see you doing it you'll be on the naughty boy step!”

Whatever you think let us know in the comments below.