About a month ago, a YouTube user with some rather fantastic connections let the world know about the new Call of Duty game before anybody else. Sure, nobody probably believed him but I'm going to assume he's having a hearty laugh right now at the doubters.
Call of Duty: Ghosts was mentioned by YouTube user Drift0r on March 21, having received his information from sources familiar with the series. Today, his rumor seems to have come true as a variety of online retailers inadvertently let slip the box art, release date, and a few details about the new Call of Duty title in development.
The above boxart is a leak from TESCO. An advertisement for Target's May 5-11 period includes information about a special where you can pre-order Call of Duty: Ghosts for $1 and save $10 on any current game priced $49.99 (USD) or higher.
This Target ad also notes a November 5, 2013 release date for Ghosts.
Some of the unconfirmed details are as follows:
The above list was mentioned in the YouTube video (shown below) from about a month prior and compiled by NeoGAF.
Call of Duty: Ghosts was mentioned by YouTube user Drift0r on March 21, having received his information from sources familiar with the series. Today, his rumor seems to have come true as a variety of online retailers inadvertently let slip the box art, release date, and a few details about the new Call of Duty title in development.
The above boxart is a leak from TESCO. An advertisement for Target's May 5-11 period includes information about a special where you can pre-order Call of Duty: Ghosts for $1 and save $10 on any current game priced $49.99 (USD) or higher.
This Target ad also notes a November 5, 2013 release date for Ghosts.
Some of the unconfirmed details are as follows:
- Call of Duty: Ghosts. Activision toyed with Call of Duty: Phantoms, but settled on Ghosts.
- Steering away from "Modern Warfare" to start its own thing, though is still kinda Modern Warfare 4.
- Set in the future, kind of like Black Ops, but with current generation weaponry. Some plot event forces people of that time period to use our generation weapons.
- Dynamic loading screens, as in the traditional loading countdown is replaced with some kind of animated sequence (rappel in from chopper, sneak in, etc).
- Movement changes. Dash->slide+shooting. Corner peeking. Prone left/right roll.
- Spec Ops gone, replaced with new mode.
- Team aiming for more destructive environments. Working in single player, but team is having some issues with implementing it in multiplayer.
- Steering away from "Modern Warfare" to start its own thing, though is still kinda Modern Warfare 4.
- Set in the future, kind of like Black Ops, but with current generation weaponry. Some plot event forces people of that time period to use our generation weapons.
- Dynamic loading screens, as in the traditional loading countdown is replaced with some kind of animated sequence (rappel in from chopper, sneak in, etc).
- Movement changes. Dash->slide+shooting. Corner peeking. Prone left/right roll.
- Spec Ops gone, replaced with new mode.
- Team aiming for more destructive environments. Working in single player, but team is having some issues with implementing it in multiplayer.
The above list was mentioned in the YouTube video (shown below) from about a month prior and compiled by NeoGAF.


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