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Frank O'Connor Speaks Out Against Game Leaks

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343 Industries Frank O' Connor has had enough of game leaks coming from inside the industry and wants everyone to know that "leakers" are not doing anybody any favors.

"Breaking embargos is not prophesy, "Nor does it require any particular skill or insight. Ultimately he is taking or being given information and leaking it, illegally and often erroneously. And he isn't doing it for some noble or worthy reason. He's doing it for attention.

"People, including nice people with kids and families and stuff, work super hard on this stuff and wake up in the morning to find some of their effort blown up. It's not fun, and for what? So you can have a mildly interesting surprise 8 hours early and lacking context? Or get hyped or disappointed disproportionately? Or get someone fired or someone innocent yelled at?

"Ok. But it isn't prophecy, nor ultimately even important. It's annoying."

This statement from Frank O'Connor comes one week after The Master Chief Collection containing HD remakes of Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, Halo 3, and Halo 4 for the Xbox One was supposedly leaked with a release date of sometime this year.

via IGN and NeoGAF

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