The Call of Duty fight, which turned into a mess with Microsoft’s attempt to buy Activision-Blizzard, had started to settle down recently, with Xbox’s announcement that it would offer Call of Duty games to Nintendo consoles. Some sources even claimed that Microsoft and Sony had reached an agreement.
Today, important information about the future of Call of Duty has emerged. The Call of Duty series, which is claimed to end this year, will continue from where it left off, according to new information.
Well, it was ending in 2023?
In the past months, many sources have reached information that the Call of Duty series will end in 2023 in the documents leaked after Activision was hacked in 2021. However, Activision, which lost its documents to hackers last December, apparently changed its plans. In the newly leaked documents, it was stated that the series will continue at full throttle, and even that the new game of the series, which will be released in 2024, is in the pre-development phase with the name Project Cerberus. This shows that Microsoft has a chance to return the Call of Duty series to its former glory.
In addition, the leaked documents included correspondence suggesting that the game, which was released in 2024, should “definitely” be offered to Xbox Series S/X and PlayStation 5 consoles in addition to the next generation consoles of the period. In addition, some internal correspondences included information claiming that Call of Duty, which will be released in 2024, will be “Call of Duty 2.0” and that this change will “make the series the most popular game in the world again”.
Microsoft’s long-term agreements with Nintendo and Sony for Call of Duty also show that the series will continue. The only hope of the players is that Microsoft will take Call of Duty out of the “cliche FPS game” category and turn it into a real Call of Duty game.
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