If displays sent out to retailers are to be believed, the next Call of Duty title will be announced sometime next week. A photo of one of the displays sent out to Gamestop stores and procured by IGN reveals that promo material regarding the next CoD game will be sent out to its stores worldwide … Read more
U.S retailer Tesco seems to have announced Activision’s next Call of Duty outing before time. It’s put up listing of a title called Call of Duty: Ghosts with a place holder release date of December 30. The outlet has also put up the boxart for the game and it certainly doesn’t look like a fake. … Read more
Nick Calandra, owner of OnlySP (Only Single Player), found some interesting information on the next Call of Duty. There have been several rumors calling the next title Modern Korean Warfare, Ghosts, Pentagon, and other very unlikely names. A user on the Call of Duty forums wanted to find some information on the upcoming Call of … Read more
Activision is planning to reveal the next new Call of Duty. The reveal should be anytime between late April and mid-May. The next title in the Call of Duty series is expected, but is it MW4? It’s not a surprise. We knew that a new Call of Duty game is coming. Activision community manager Dan Amrich says that information for the next Call of Duty is … Read more
PCGames have uploaded Activision’s full next-generation characters from GDC 2013. The presentation shows real time photo-realistic game characters. Could the next Call of Duty be imported to this engine? Very likely! Watch Activision’s next-gen character full presentation down below.
As I began watching the Battlefield 4 trailer the first thing that immediately hooked me was the scene when the group of soldiers were sinking underwater in a car, one of the men was stuck under a seat. It was an intense moment, because at any moment they could die if they do not get … Read more
At the Game Developers Conference today, Activision’s technical director Jorge Jimenez gave us a glimpse at a next-gen character animation video, rendered in real-time and made on current video card hardware. Take a look at the video below.