During E3 2017 , Michael Condrey , co-founder of Sledgehammer explained why swastikas were removed from the multiplayer and Zombies modes of the game Call of Duty : WWII .
During E3 2017 that same month , Sledgehammer co-founder Michael Condrey onCondrey explained that swastikas were removed from the multiplayer and Zombies modes as `` Including Nazi symbols wouldn ’ t bring honor , nor be appropriate , without the rich history of a WW2 story to ground their context in Multiplayer '' and that the multiplayer experiences were `` shared , global ones , so we needed to adhere to local laws and regulations '' , referring to Germany 's censorship laws on the imagery of swastikas .
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