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The good news?Infinity Ward appears to already be on top of quelling that nonsense, as the team's director of communications and community manager Robert Bowling writes on his Twitter, ""A patch is in the works for PS3 and Xbox 360 to address the recent COD4 exploits.I'll keep you posted on the progress.""Thank official Call of Duty 4 forum moderators for bubbling up the issue, something that Infinity Ward is looking to quickly address.Ah well, gift online was the complete opposite of fun while it lasted!PS3 hackers threaten to ruin Call of Duty 4 Modern Wa re multiplayer [Hexus.gaming via GameStooge]""The ongoing controversy over language filtering on Xbox Live has another curious manifestation - rosters that EA Sports' TeamBuilder auto-names get filtered when they're imported into the Xbox Live version of NCAA 10.
As an example, the above player was auto-named ""Jason Gay"" at the online TeamBuilder site.But imported into the Xbox 360 version, the player was renamed ""Jason XXX."" Users may manually change the name back in all modes of play into which created teams are imported, both online and offline.The filtering, however, does make EA Sports look like gift to girl demonizing the word, a delicate and persistent issue in online gaming.But in fact, EA's code has no problem with it; in the game, play-by-play man Brad Nessler says the name for players who have it.
