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09-11-2012, 04:01 PM
Arma devs arrested for spying in Greece
September 11, 2012
Eddie Makuch
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Two Bohemia Interactive staffers accused of spying on Lemnos island; pair reportedly explained they were collecting material for Arma III.
Two Bohemia Interactive developers have been arrested on the Greek island of Lemnos for spying, company CEO Marek Spanel confirmed today. The executive explained on the company's official forums that the firm will not go into further details on the matter.
Two Arms devs have been arrested for spying in Greece.
Two Arms devs have been arrested for spying in Greece.
According to Greek reports surfacing recently, the pair were in possession of videos and photos of military compounds in Lemnos at the time of their arrest. The Greek island is the main location for Bohemia Interactive's upcoming shooter Arma III, with the two reportedly claiming they were collecting reference material for the game.
Asked if the arrested Arma devs are currently at the Czech embassy in Greece, a Bohemia Interactive representative told GameSpot, "Unfortunately, we have no idea at the moment."
Arma III is due out for PC during 2013. For more on the project, check out GameSpot's latest preview.
http://youtu.be/1pHvShDHGlw
September 11, 2012
Eddie Makuch
http://image.gamespotcdn.net/gamespot/images/2012/254/Arma3_42666_embed.jpg
Two Bohemia Interactive staffers accused of spying on Lemnos island; pair reportedly explained they were collecting material for Arma III.
Two Bohemia Interactive developers have been arrested on the Greek island of Lemnos for spying, company CEO Marek Spanel confirmed today. The executive explained on the company's official forums that the firm will not go into further details on the matter.
Two Arms devs have been arrested for spying in Greece.
Two Arms devs have been arrested for spying in Greece.
According to Greek reports surfacing recently, the pair were in possession of videos and photos of military compounds in Lemnos at the time of their arrest. The Greek island is the main location for Bohemia Interactive's upcoming shooter Arma III, with the two reportedly claiming they were collecting reference material for the game.
Asked if the arrested Arma devs are currently at the Czech embassy in Greece, a Bohemia Interactive representative told GameSpot, "Unfortunately, we have no idea at the moment."
Arma III is due out for PC during 2013. For more on the project, check out GameSpot's latest preview.
http://youtu.be/1pHvShDHGlw