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Black Ops 4
Activision
Call of Duty publishes new titles thanks to a rotation of developers like Clockwork for more than ten years, but even the clocks end up breaking.
That seems to be what happens in 2020, according to one new Kotaku report by Jason Schreier. In this one he says that after the Call of Duty in 2019, which is almost certainly Modern war 4, the next Sledgehammer game in 2020 has been abandoned and is being replaced by another Secret operations Treyarch title instead.
This is a rather surprising turn of events, provoked by the apparent tensions between Sledgehammer and Raven, who were working together on the project. Last year, Sledgehammer co-founders Michael Condrey and Glen Schofield both left the studio.
We do not know what the 2020 game was supposed to be. Sledgehammer had previously helped Infinity Ward with Modern War 3and his first solo project was Advanced War, not really one of the most beloved Call of Duty securities. But in 2017, they published Call of Duty: World War II seems to appeal to most players, generating more than $ 1 billion in revenue for Activision. As such, it seems likely that perhaps Second World War 2 may have been in the cards before this project was abandoned.
This is a chaotic situation, as it now means that Treyarch must take over and turn off Black Ops 5 a whole year ahead, upsetting the three-year development cycle that has been the norm for more than a decade now. Sledgehammer and Raven now have the task of helping to share the charge of this game, but it is very clear that Activision can not miss a fall Call of Duty Release. Activision barely produces games, as Blizzard never publishes new titles and Bungie separates and takes destiny with them. They badly need Call of Dutyand they will do everything they can to get there.
Black Ops 4
Activision
the Call of Duty the machine seems to be getting a bit heavy, though. This is obviously the most publicized upheaval of the series for a while, but you will remember the information that Black Ops 4 did not have a campaign because it just could not be completed in time, despite the three-year development time. Kotaku's report adds that Activision now suddenly considers that Call of Duty can begin to introduce free elements into his games to keep players interested and compete with rivals in the industry, an idea then thought impossible for the franchise, but times change.
I am the most curious of what is happening now. After Raven and Sledgehammer have self-destructed in this last game, will Activision give them enough confidence to put them back into the rotation in the future? Does this mean that Infinity Ward has to release another game in two years instead of three? Will Activision go back to a two-developer COD cycle, restore Sledgehammer or find someone new? Given the key Call of Duty For Activision, I can not imagine that the reality of a whole game that needs to be scrapped and replaced at a relatively short notice causes anything but a thermonuclear reaction there.
Activision did not comment on that, but Scheier's reports rarely failed. We'll see what Activision has to say about all this, but it's probably not until next year, and we're about to fall strangely without any information about Call of Duty no more. Strange times there.
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Black Ops 4
Activision
Call of Duty publishes new titles thanks to a rotation of developers like Clockwork for more than ten years, but even the clocks end up breaking.
That seems to be what happens in 2020, according to a new Jason Schreier report on Kotaku. In this one he says that after the Call of Duty in 2019, which is almost certainly Modern war 4, the next Sledgehammer game in 2020 has been abandoned and is being replaced by another Secret operations Treyarch title instead.
This is a rather surprising turn of events, provoked by the apparent tensions between Sledgehammer and Raven, who were working together on the project. Last year, Sledgehammer co-founders Michael Condrey and Glen Schofield both left the studio.
We do not know what the 2020 game was supposed to be. Sledgehammer had previously helped Infinity Ward with Modern War 3and his first solo project was Advanced War, not really one of the most beloved Call of Duty securities. But in 2017, they published Call of Duty: World War II seems to appeal to most players, generating more than $ 1 billion in revenue for Activision. As such, it seems likely that perhaps Second World War 2 may have been in the cards before this project was abandoned.
This is a chaotic situation, as it now means that Treyarch must take over and turn off Black Ops 5 a whole year ahead, upsetting the three-year development cycle that has been the norm for more than a decade now. Sledgehammer and Raven now have the task of helping to share the charge of this game, but it is very clear that Activision can not miss a fall Call of Duty Release. Activision barely produces games, as Blizzard never publishes new titles and Bungie separates and takes destiny with them. They badly need Call of Dutyand they will do everything they can to get there.
Black Ops 4
Activision
the Call of Duty the machine seems to be getting a bit heavy, though. This is obviously the most publicized upheaval of the series for a while, but you will remember the information that Black Ops 4 did not have a campaign because it just could not be completed in time, despite the three-year development time. Kotaku's report adds that Activision now suddenly considers that Call of Duty can begin to introduce free elements into his games to keep players interested and compete with rivals in the industry, an idea then thought impossible for the franchise, but times change.
I am the most curious of what is happening now. After Raven and Sledgehammer have self-destructed in this last game, will Activision give them enough confidence to put them back into the rotation in the future? Does this mean that Infinity Ward has to release another game in two years instead of three? Will Activision go back to a two-developer COD cycle, restore Sledgehammer or find someone new? Given the key Call of Duty For Activision, I can not imagine that the reality of a whole game that needs to be scrapped and replaced at a relatively short notice causes anything but a thermonuclear reaction there.
Activision did not comment on that, but Scheier's reports rarely failed. We'll see what Activision has to say about all this, but it's probably not until next year, and we're about to fall strangely without any information. Call of Duty no more. Strange times there.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Read my new sci-fi crime novel Herokiller, now available in print and online. I have also written The trilogy born of the earth.