Published 08/02/2022, 9:30 AM EDT Call of Duty fans are soon going to receive a new treat, as October closes in.
With Activision and Raven Software claiming to have put their best into developing Modern Warfare II, players are quite excited! Moreover, the upcoming title will feature improved graphical and auditory experiences, alongside new content, thus pulling in a lot of fans’ attention.
ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad As fans may know, the franchise has always aimed to launch premium content every year.
But, with Call of Duty Vanguard doing poorly in the market, the developers had to buckle up.
In fact, a prominent report from earlier this year revealed Activision’s plans to skip releasing a mainline experience in 2023.
But, it doesn’t seem like the case anymore.
ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad With Q2 2022 ending last month, all video game giants took their time to evaluate their financial position.
Activision, too, presented a press release for their Q2 performance.
But, eagle-eyed informants and fans didn’t just read the financial statistics.
They also pinpointed a subtle, yet strong hint that the company is, indeed, planning to release a mainline game next year! Activision might not leave Call of Duty fans empty-handed in 2023 after all Call of Duty Modern Warfare II is slated to release on October 28, this year.
It is a sequel to 2019’s Modern Warfare I.
As Activision mentioned, a free-to-play sequel to today’s Warzone will also release after Modern Warfare II.
According to Bloomberg’s report from February, Activision had planned to focus on Warzone 2.
0 and Modern Warfare II only for this year and next.
With that being said, the report doesn’t seem true anymore.
As it happens, the latest Q2 press release from Activision reveals that the company is planning on releasing a premium game next year too.
Charlie Intel reported, “In Activision Blizzard’s Q2 2022 earnings press release, the company seems to imply that there will in fact be a new premium Call of Duty in 2023.
” Charlie Intel further clarifies that premium content doesn’t imply Modern Warfare II DLCs.
In fact, Activision refers to premium content as paid mainline experiences, that are released every year.
With no mainline game in 2023, it would have been the first time in 2 decades that fans had to go without a premium and exclusive CoD experience.
However, the earlier report claimed that Activision is planning to focus on DLC content for Modern Warfare II.
In addition, Warzone 2.
0 was also in the picture.
While fans are excited, Activision hasn’t revealed the situation of 2023’s slated experience.
So, fans don’t really know what to expect.
Then again, it could be just speculation.
Some tried to guess.
ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad But, most of them are simply excited at the possibility. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Do you want Activision to release a mainline game next year? Let us know in the comments! WATCH THIS STORY: Ranking the highest selling Call of Duty titles of all time
