The echoes of Microsoft’s announcement that it will make a sudden move and buy Activision Blizzard for 68.7 billion dollars continue. After this move, while the game industry was shaken, the fate of productions such as Call of Duty, for which the company held the rights, began to be highly curious. In fact, there have been allegations recently that Microsoft will not send games developed by Activision to other platforms such as PlayStation.
Description of the next generation Call of Duty from Infinity Ward
As it is known, we have the opportunity to experience new Call of Duty productions in October or November of each year. For this reason, a curious wait began about the new game, which is expected to be released towards the end of 2022.
Activision Blizzard announced in the statement it published a while ago that California-based game studio Infinity Ward will undertake the Call of Duty game of 2022. Immediately after this statement, an exciting social media post was made by the studio.
Infinity Ward’s official Twitter account said, “The next generation of Call of Duty is coming very soon. Stay alert.” shared a post. After this sharing, allegations were made that excited the fans of the series.
Many rumors and reports have emerged recently about the highly anticipated second game of the Modern Warfare series, which was restarted in October 2019 and managed to receive positive feedback from gamers. However, it was never confirmed by Activision Blizzard that the production was under development.
However, according to the allegations, Infinity Ward, sitting in the developer seat in the first game of the series, is working on the second game of Call of Duty’s rebooted Modern Warfare series. On the other hand, with the sharing, it is very likely that the game will be released specifically for Xbox Series XIS and PlayStation 5 consoles.
So what do you think about this subject? Do you think Infinity Ward could be working on Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.
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