Recent Microsoft Layoffs Casts Doubt on Future of Call of Duty
It seems odd for a company to acquire the world's best-selling first-person shooter only to lay off a good chunk of the people behind it.
It seems odd for a company to acquire the world's best-selling first-person shooter only to lay off a good chunk of the people behind it.
To be fair, a live-service Call of Duty game as early as in 2011-2012 might not have exploded in popularity as Warzone did in 2020.
Activision Blizzard launches Splat to make sure that scrupulous cheating individuals fall flat on their face when playing Call of Duty.
So far, Activision Blizzard's first Call of Duty entry under the Microsoft Gaming umbrella isn't off to a good start.
Activision Blizzard also shared pre-loading information for the latest installment in the Call of Duty franchise.
Gamers are loving the Halloween themed event within the popular battle royale map of Al Mazrah.
The mid-season updates will also add three operators and weapons to Battle Royale and DMZ.
According to the game's Steam page, Sledgehammer Games, Treyarch, Infinity Ward, and four other studios helped with the upcoming installment.
Activision is doubling the amount of levels Call of Duty players can earn in Season 2, as the previous season had a level cap of 250.
The new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 playlist update reversed the developer’s decision after a week of outcry from the player base.
The Gulag mode receiving a complete makeover was one of the biggest changes Warzone 2 brought compared to its prequel.
Players can now return to Caldera in the relaunched of the legacy map in Warzone 2.0.
Gamers on the Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, and the PC, will not have the privilege of having an extra day of boosted XP gains.
The meta assault rifle can only be unlocked in the DMZ game mode.
As an ever-evolving battle royale experience, Warzone 2.0 is set to bring a brand new game mode when it arrives on November 16.
The final season before Warzone 2 introduces a new map rotation system.
