News Tagged: infinity ward

Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick revealed in post earnings release con call that the company will launch another Call of Duty game (i.e. not Call of Duty: World at War, which is currently in development at Treyarch). He said they'll "leapfrog" studios, assuming this denotes that CoD 4 dev...

More Call of Duty: World at War stuff has arrived. Unlike most of the media we've seen earlier, this batch of shots reveals a variety of environments, as well as segments from diverse cool-looking scenes from the main campaign. As you probably know by now...

Call of Duty devs. Infinity Ward appear to be very excited about their future work, as well as the possibility of an entirely fresh IP (not related to Call of Duty). The info comes from Infinity's official blog, where they've expressed their thoughts on the company's decision to "reup" its contract with publisher Activision...

Look, nobody gave an official word on Call of Duty 6, so don't get excited yet. Infinity Ward did, however, let an interesting little detail slip pass. According to a report over at CVG, an insider from the well-known development studio said: "We are currently working on a new sci-fi title, we cannot release any more information as of yet, we may or may not announce it at E3...

Since its launch back in November last year, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare did pretty well. Six months have passed and it's still one of the most popular shooters on the market. This particularly stands for the PC and Xbox 360 versions of the game...

Next-Gen.biz cites an ex-Activision Underground employee who claims that Infinity Ward -- creators of Call of Duty, Call of Duty 2 and Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare -- recently prompted a renegotiation of their contract with parent Activision in an effort to become the sole developer of the first-person shooter series...

Today's report about Infinity Ward renegotiating their contract with Activision turned out to be inaccurate. It was noted that after the alleged renegotiations Infinity Ward would take control of the Call of Duty series. Activision regarded the news (which emerged after a tip from an anonymous ex-Activision Underground employee) as a "total fabrication...