Former Infinity Ward artistic strategist Robert Bowling has advised that there’s not going to be a Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare sequel.
Infinity Ward’s space-based shooter obtained a hostile reception from followers when it was first introduced – its reveal trailer subsequently turned probably the most disliked movies on YouTube. Despite that frustration, nevertheless, Infinite Warfare was the top-selling console game of 2016, outselling each Battlefield 1 and Tom Clancy’s The Division.
Bowling made his prediction in a Twitter thread about his pleasure for the Apex Legends reveal stream. A person joked about desirous to play Infinite Warfare 2, to which Bowling replied, “You will NEVER get Infinite Warfare 2.”
You will NEVER get Infinite Warfare 2.
— Robert Bowling (@fourzerotwo) February 4, 2019
Coupled with this, Bowling additionally hinted at what to anticipate from Infinity Ward’s subsequent game. In reply to a Twitter person commenting how they needed a enjoyable trendy shooter, Bowling replied that followers ought to anticipate getting a contemporary shooter someday in 2019.
You’re getting a Modern shooter this yr, don’t fear.
— Robert Bowling (@fourzerotwo) February 4, 2019
It’s value noting that whereas Bowling held an essential place on the studio, he hasn’t labored at Infinity Ward for a number of years and now works at EA as a artistic guide.
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