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Last week, two ArmA III developers were arrested in Greece. Now, Bohemia has released a statement defending them and their actions.
Greek authorities claim that a pair of Bohemia Interactive employees were acting as military spies.
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ITV, one of the United Kingdom’s major commercial television networks, has been found guilty of deceptively using video game footage during what it claimed to be an IRA (Irish Republican Army) propaganda video in September, 2011. The final ruling comes …
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