According to a well-known insider, this year's rhymed Call of Duty Modern Wrafare 2 will be revealed in the summer and could be launched sooner to compensate for Vanguard's dismal sales.
There are a few speculations floating around about a new Call of Duty game coming out in 2022. It has already been stated that it will be a Modern Warfare 2 sequel. When will we be able to confirm it?
It's already being discussed whether the usual annual delivery would be revealed in the future. Tom Henderson, a well-known insider in the Call of Duty and Battlefield franchises, has commented on the matter and shared some interesting details.
Call of Duty 2022 is expected to be unveiled sometime this summer, which isn't surprising given that this is a very typical announcement on the Activision schedule. However, we may see a shift in the launch trend this year.
According to Henderson, sales for Call of Duty Vanguard have been low, and as a result of the game's poor success, the franchise's new title may be released sooner than intended.
Due to Vanguard's dismal sales record, I heard reports that the game could be published in October, with a "major" update to Warzone following shortly after, it said in a tweet.
Of course, the saga isn't at its finest right now, with the Activision lawsuit looming and the Raven Software (Warzone) workers' strike causing splits. Meanwhile, Call of Duty acknowledges its players' dissatisfaction with issues and promises to address them.
What about the alleged Modern Warfare game? According to a rumor, the game will include Terminal, Favela, and other legendary Modern Warfare maps.
However, for the time being, it will play being patient and waiting for official information while continuing to hallucinate with the Warzone/Attack on Titan crossover. What were your thoughts on this collaboration that many doubted?
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