Call of Duty 2023 will reportedly continue MW2’s story in standalone game

The Call of Duty release in 2023 is reportedly a full game and a continuation of last year’s rebooted sequel Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. According to Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier, publisher Activision, which previously decided against releasing a CoD title this year, has had a change of heart. The company had previously planned on getting a “premium expansion” and has since decided to release an entirely new standalone, full-price title. This probably isn’t Modern Warfare 3. The idea is to carry over maps and game modes from MW2, serving as an expansion, though cited sources claimed that “plans could change again between now and this fall.”

Activision Made headlines last year when it was revealed Duty will be shaking things up by skipping its annual release cycle in 2023 – the first time in 20 years – in favor of an “always on” live-service mode. Soon after, reports surfaced, suggesting that the marquee shooter premium extension this year, including a campaign DLC and a map pack featuring some of the developer’s classics Infinity Ward, TreyarchAnd Sledgehammer Games’ catalogue. It looks like the release plans are now in full swing, with Sledgehammer Games on duty despite the tight schedule. studios were previously in charge Call of Duty: Vanguardwhich followed a uniform deadline, which caused some employees to work overtime and end up performing poorly on a significance level,

“This time around, some developers say they’re more optimistic because they’re getting more support from other Activision studios, including Treyarch and Infinity Ward, whose leadership is also overseeing the new game,” reports Added. Activision typically rotates between the three studios, but last year broke the pattern by delaying a planned Treyarch entry from 2023 to 2024, opening up a gap. is known for black Ops series of games, the developer was planning a two-year life cycle where the bulk of new content would be released periodically, rather than a new Call of Duty entry in the second year. But seeing as Activision $69 billion (roughly Rs. 5,71,644) awaits. Microsoft In the run-up to finalizing the purchase, all long-term plans are hazy.

Last week, Microsoft signed a ten-year deal with nintendo to bring Call of Duty to the platform, “on the same day as Xbox.” The shooter franchise last appeared on Nintendo devices in 2013 – call of Duty Ghosts But Nintendo Wii U, company too make a deal Together NVIDIAWith the latter expected to strengthen its cloud-based gaming platform, GeForce Now, Customers must pay Nvidia for access to its cloud gaming platform and Microsoft for its titles.

earlier this month, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II started it rank play, which follows the same rules set forth by the Call of Duty League (CDL). The mode follows a 4v4 format and features eight new skill divisions, unlocked weapons, and the ability to squad up with other players in and around the same skill division as you. The update also promised new cosmetic rewards based on rank, weapon blueprints, and calling cards.