This year's Call of DutyThe game, developed by Sledgehammer Games, will once again be released as a cross-gen title, and this will happen later this year. Publisher Activision confirmed this in its latest financial report.
Previously, there were reports that development had stalled due to disputes between the studios. Nevertheless, they seem to be on track and are aiming for a release in the fourth quarter of the year, sometime between October and December.
At the accompanying investor conference, Activision President and COO Daniel Alegre said:
“Our teams continued to work hard on the next premium Call of Duty release, which is scheduled for the fourth quarter. From a setting our fans know and love to an incredible amount of content in development, including an extensive Live Ops plan, we believe this release will be incredibly well received.”
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Seamless integration of Warzone
As explained last year, Call of duty warzone again as seamless integration in the new Call of Duty It will be represented. This applies to current and last-gen consoles.
"In addition to delivering a great, seamless experience for both current and next-gen console players, we are focused on further integrating Warzone and strengthening our direct relationship with our player base through even deeper content integration between premium and free experiences and significant innovations appearing within Warzone."
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Warzone It is being developed by Raven Software, who speak of exciting plans for the coming year, including “significant“Updates will be released until autumn. The studio will also be continuously working on the ongoing development.” Warzone-Experience grows.
The aforementioned setting will likely take place during World War II, while... Warzone adapts to it thematically. Whether the name Vanguard Whether it's actually the final title or just a working title remains to be seen. But, Alegre concluded, they can hardly wait to finally reveal it.
