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IGN has recently posted up two new articles discussing Call of Duty 5. One confirming there will be a COD5 and the other saying it may make its way on the Wii. Take a look:
We'll have to see what happens. Stay tuned for more info on COD5.
In a press release posted along with the call, the combined company outlined some of the pipelined games that the Activision side of Activision Blizzard will be contributing to the mnerger and releasing in the near future. (Vivendi/Sierra/Blizzard of course have Starcraft II as well as several other titles in production.) Included in the list are:
• Guitar Hero IV
• Call of Duty 5
• James Bond (2008)
• Tony Hawk (new - 10th franchise entry)
• New Dreamworks Titles (various franchises)
• New Marvel Titles (various franchises)
• Bizarre Creations' New Entry in Racing (following September 2007 acquisition)
Joining in on the chaos of today's Activision/Blizzard/Vivendi merger announcement, the company "Activision Blizzard" announced the continuation of both the Call of Duty and Guitar Hero franchises; no big surprise. In a conference call held today Activision CEO Robert Kotick and Jean-Bernard Levy spoke on the continuation of the two franchises, and of course the potential for success banking off the sheer power of the World of Warcraft series as well. While the continuation of both franchises is of course great - and expected - news for the multi-console owner, questions already arise as to the specifics of the confirmation. In short, will we be seeing an actual Call of Duty 5 on Wii this time around, or is that one still up for debate? Read more...
• Guitar Hero IV
• Call of Duty 5
• James Bond (2008)
• Tony Hawk (new - 10th franchise entry)
• New Dreamworks Titles (various franchises)
• New Marvel Titles (various franchises)
• Bizarre Creations' New Entry in Racing (following September 2007 acquisition)
Joining in on the chaos of today's Activision/Blizzard/Vivendi merger announcement, the company "Activision Blizzard" announced the continuation of both the Call of Duty and Guitar Hero franchises; no big surprise. In a conference call held today Activision CEO Robert Kotick and Jean-Bernard Levy spoke on the continuation of the two franchises, and of course the potential for success banking off the sheer power of the World of Warcraft series as well. While the continuation of both franchises is of course great - and expected - news for the multi-console owner, questions already arise as to the specifics of the confirmation. In short, will we be seeing an actual Call of Duty 5 on Wii this time around, or is that one still up for debate? Read more...
We'll have to see what happens. Stay tuned for more info on COD5.