While Jason Schreier (Bloomberg) ensured at the beginning of the year that Call of Duty would certainly miss 2023, Activision has actually simply shown the contrary when releasing its most recent quarterly outcomes. It should be stated that with a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II which generated more than a billion dollars in revenue in the area of 10 days, the American author would certainly be incorrect not to firmly insist. “Activision looks forward to building on this momentum in 2023, including the rollout of massive updates, an annual premium game release, and free-to-play experiences across all platforms.“, explained in particular Activision in remarks reported by CharlieIntel.
Renowned for the integrity of his details, Jason Schreier was quick to reply, clearly. And it is official: no brand-new Call of Duty will certainly be launched in 2023. “You remain to be misleaded by this language particular to push policemanshe discusses. It’s straight pertaining to Modern Warfare II. They state it’s a brand-new game most likely due to the fact that they’re mosting likely to offer the game for $70 with solitary gamer and also multiplayer material, however once more it’s mosting likely to be Modern Warfare II.” Next, he reminded that according to his information, the next Call of Duty would be developed by Treyarch and would not arrive before 2024.
It is not impossible that Activision indeed seeks to reassure its investors: to announce to them that the next Call of Duty could take the form of a standalone or a huge extension does not make people dream on paper, it must be admit it. We will certainly no longer see clearly in a few months. In the meantime, we remind you that Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 is expected for November 16, while Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile will not be released until 2023.
