It seems we're finally on the verge of official confirmation regarding this year's instalment in the Call of Duty series. Activision has left things a bit later than usual this year, and consequently, things have been leaking out over the last few weeks. We know that the next game in the franchise will almost certainly be named Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, as Infinity Ward goes back to the sub-series that kicked things into high gear more than a decade ago.
Now, Call of Duty's social media accounts have been refreshed with a slimming, all-black look. The official Twitter page's bio now reads, "Going Dark." A reveal is most definitely on the way, then, and this tallies with Eurogamer's report suggesting the new game will be unveiled on 30th May -- Thursday this week. Presumably, the reveal will be followed up during E3 with a more detailed look at gameplay, but we'll have to wait and see.
Are you excited for the new Call of Duty? Go dark in the comments below.
[source twitter.com]
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I really hope they bring back the single player campaign , I'm one of the few who enjoys and beats the story mode every game.
@oatmealwarrior92 yep I agree with you sir Daniel fortesque.i also enjoy the cod single player games.word up son
Activision / Call of Duty should consider taking a break from the yearly releases or run the risk of becoming stale and irrelevant.
@Turismo4GT couldn't agree more bro , irrelevant idk about that just yet at the moment but stale definitely. I wonder if Activision is so reliant on a CoD game every year that missing a year would 'cripple' them financially ?
As long as they continue to sell like they do, Call of Duty isn't going to skip a year.
As long as its not like bo4... that game is deliberately balanced to give everyone decent game therefore more player base overall which leads to more money....so hopefully the designers of modern warfare designs it for players experience rather than money
@Quintumply true, but they've got to be concerned that year after year the sales of CoD are falling, maybe not critically, but falling nonetheless. People who are huge CoD fans may be experiencing burnout or finding interest in other game genres and franchises.
@oatmealwarrior92 CoD is a major component of Activision's finances, yes, so any significant falloff in sales they've gotta be feeling it, but I don't think it would cripple them per se.
If it really is a Modern Warfare soft reboot, I'll most likely just rent it if there's a campaign.
I’m hyped!
I’m there! Day one!
I don't even care anymore at this point. The way they handled BO4, the internal strife going on with in it's three studios it's going to be a mediocre shooter based around pay to win antics. Unless it's something amazing like Black Ops 2 Remastered then I am passing this year's like I did BO4.
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