A two-year old court battle between Activision and Humvee manufacturer AM General has come to an end, with a federal judge ruling in Activision?s favor.
Back in 2017, AM General took Activision to court over the use of Humvees in Call of Duty without its permission. Judge George B. Daniels of U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York sided with Activision, stating that the publisher?s intention is to portray military and armed conflicts realistically.

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