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Gears Of War: Judgment Multiplayer Leaked Online
Unofficial gameplay footage from Epic Games and People Can Fly’s upcoming Gears of War: Judgment title has been spotted online after the leaked game appeared on online torrent sites, and Microsoft is none too happy.
According to Eurogamer, the company will take “vigorous action” against players who illegally download the game.
"We are aware of isolated cases in which Gears of War: Judgment content has been propped on the web and are working closely with our security teams and law enforcement to address the situation immediately," a Microsoft spokesperson told Eurogamer.
There’s no confirmation as to if the leak is of the complete game, and it comes well before the March 22 release date.
Halo 4 faced a similar leak last year, and Microsoft took measures to ban users pirating copies of Master Chief’s latest adventure. In the meantime, those waiting for the next Gears title can enjoy the new multiplayer trailer below:
[Source: Eurogamer]
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