Vince Zampella, a computer game designer who has actually co-created or helmed a few of the most popular franchises worldwide, passed away in an auto accident on a Los Angeles highway at 12:45 pm Pacific time on Sunday, December 21. He was 55 years of ages.

According to the California Highway Patrol, Zampella remained in an automobile on Angeles Crest Highway when the automobile diverted off the roadway and crashed into a concrete barrier. No other lorries were reported to be part of the crash.

A traveler was ejected from the automobile, while the motorist was caught inside after the lorry ignited. The motorist passed away at the scene, and the guest passed away after being required to the health center. The report did not show whether Zampella was the traveler or the chauffeur.

Angeles Crest Highway is a beautiful roadway under the San Gabriel Mountains on the eastern end of LA and is frequently utilized for Sunday leisure drives. The lorry associated with the crash was a 2026 Ferrari 296 GTS.

A storied profession in video game advancement

Early in his profession, Zampella operated at SegaSoft and Panasonic, and he was the lead designer for the prominent World War II shooter Medal of Honor: Allied Assaultwhich was launched in 2002. It was the famous studio Infinity Ward that turned him into a home name for players. He co-founded Infinity Ward with Jason West and Grant Collier in 2002.