On the official Cod: Black Ops forum (since removed), courtesy of MP1st, a thread criticizing the support to the ps3 controllers versions in the franchise caused a developer implementing multiplayer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 to react. The developer said the Ps3 community should complain less whether it wants developers to communicate with fans.

"[Complaining] that we tweeted about Xbox Live problems to Xbox Live fans is really a new low-point for you. If the PSN [ps3 accessories Network, Sony's online service] melts down, I'll be doing the same. Oh right, Used to do this if your PSN melted down."

"Meantime, I'll be doing a similar thing Used to do last game, rolling with my platform-specific game crews to determine the health from the game in the real world. That crew won't include anyone through the PS3 community whose primary post count refers to taking jabs at me," game design director at Treyarch - David Vonderharr - said within the thread. It offers since been removed.

Vonderharr also made comments when fans were not impressed with platform favoritism.

"With this building are a lot of hard working folks who care about Wii and work towards it everyday, even as we now have many hard working those who fight with the PS3, or are constantly attempting to make laptop game a powerful PC game," Vonderharr added. He also said developers don't comment because time isn't available, because team is implementing making a solid game with the platforms.

A person, called Mizanur, also criticized Vonderharr for not mentioning improvements for your PS3 Move Accessories version of Black Ops 2. Another response followed.

"We haven't discussed this on any platform. It is not the main communication strategy. We haven't even revealed multiplayer yet, not to mention get into that kind of detail."

Mizanur then added "we [paid] for almost half your wages."

"This is exactly the kind of comment I'm talking about. You can not often make a statement or point without obtaining a jab in. That sort of upright negativity is why that you are ignored. It will require one stale statement to ruin a normally perfectly reasonable conversation," Vonderharr added.