This past Saturday brought us the Spike TV Video Game Awards and - before experiencing the litany of world exclusives that awaited us inside - we spent some time outside cruising the red carpet and talking (briefly!) to many of the game developers and talent. We squeezed them for information as fast as we could while simultaneously wishing them holiday cheer and good tidings. Yes, it was as awkward as it sounds. Here's what we learned from Vince Zampella and Jason West from Infinity Ward about Modern Warfare 2. So what do you all think about Medal of Honor going Modern Warfare? Vince Zampella: Eh, good for them! You're not saying, "Hey, this is our territory." Vince: Nah. Since the game shipped a month ago, Infinity Ward has been squashing bugs and reading feedback. Vince: Absolutely. The benefit of making a game that all of our guys love to play is that all of our guys are playing it, and they're running into the same problems that any other player is, so we want to get that stuff fixed as soon as possible. Jason West: Yeah, the studio has been shut down for all of December, but these guys are playing the game and they want to come in on their own time to fix it and patch it. Considering that they're all on vacation, the responsiveness of the team has been pretty awesome. [Note: based on the new unlimited ammo glitch, they still have some work to do. Unless there's a Christmas miracle] Has anything really surprised you with multiplayer? Vince: Well, yeah .. the Javelin thing, obviously [laughs]. Just the fact that somebody picked that out. Jason: And the infinite Care Package one is pretty impressive, I mean you have to do this, do that and ... Vince: I could see you accidentally doing it, but then how do you figure out how to go back and replicate it? That's crazy. So if there's a Modern Warfare 3, what can you possibly pack in to top the Night Vision Goggles? Vince: This time we'll have a version that comes with a complete tank. Jason: Yeah, or a full-sized Ghillie suit would be awesome, too.