18-Year Call of Duty Veteran Announces He’s Leaving Activision

After 18 years, David Vonderhaar, the studio design director at Treyarch, announced he’s leaving Activision after shipping eight Call of Duty games since 2004.

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18-Year Call of Duty Veteran Announces He’s Leaving Activision

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