wraggster
July 13th, 2011, 09:54
The website www.ModernWarfare3.com redirects visitors to the official Battlefield 3 website, www.battlefield.com.
Who is responsible? An anonymous owner who registered www.ModernWarfare3.com with Domains by Proxy - a US service that keeps buyers private.
Before ModernWarfare3.com pointed elsewhere, the site contained an anti-Call of Duty video and defamatory text claiming Battlefield 3 would be the superior game, according to Kotaku.
Is such a tactic beyond EA's aggressive marketing campaign? Could this simply be the work of an irate fan with enough money to clinch a high profile URL from underneath Activision's nose?
Activision doesn't own website ModernWarfare.com or ModernWarfare4.com. And it's highly unlikely Activision owns ModerWarfare3.com - unless this is some twisted/ingenious marketing ploy.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-07-12-modernwarfare3-directs-to-battlefield-3
Who is responsible? An anonymous owner who registered www.ModernWarfare3.com with Domains by Proxy - a US service that keeps buyers private.
Before ModernWarfare3.com pointed elsewhere, the site contained an anti-Call of Duty video and defamatory text claiming Battlefield 3 would be the superior game, according to Kotaku.
Is such a tactic beyond EA's aggressive marketing campaign? Could this simply be the work of an irate fan with enough money to clinch a high profile URL from underneath Activision's nose?
Activision doesn't own website ModernWarfare.com or ModernWarfare4.com. And it's highly unlikely Activision owns ModerWarfare3.com - unless this is some twisted/ingenious marketing ploy.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-07-12-modernwarfare3-directs-to-battlefield-3