"His legacy will continue to define how games are made and how players connect with each other for generations to come."
Electronic Arts has officially commented on the death of Battlefield franchise head Vince Zampella.
This is an irreplaceable loss, and our hearts are with Vince's family, his loved ones, and all whose lives he touched with his creativity. Vince's impact on the video game industry has been enormous and all-encompassing. A friend, colleague, leader, and brilliant creator – his work helped shape modern interactive entertainment and inspired millions of players and developers around the world. His legacy will continue to define how games are made and how players connect with each other for generations to come.
Infinity Ward, which Vince Zampella once headed, also issued a statement.
Rest in peace, Vince. As one of the founders of Infinity Ward and Call of Duty, you will forever remain in our history. Your legacy in creating iconic, long-lasting entertainment is immeasurable. We express our deepest condolences to Vince's family and loved ones in connection with this terrible tragedy.
It is reported that Vince Zampella was allegedly driving a Ferrari 296 GTS supercar, which is not due to go on sale until 2026. A video is also circulating online showing the moment of the accident, but its authenticity has not been confirmed.
