COD5, GH4 confirmed?
ActiBlizz deal leaks word.
Activision Blizzard has let slip word that it is working on Call of Duty 5 and Guitar Hero IV, GamesIndustry.biz reports.
A fact sheet on the freshly launched website unveiled the projects, which appear in the Activision "pipeline" summary.
It also talks of new Tony Hawk and James Bond games, as well as titles based on the Marvel and DreamWorks licences. Its new Bizarre Creations racing game was listed, too.
An Activision spokesperson declined to comment on it all, although it is unlikely any will come as a surprise given the success of the franchises involved.
Those with your head in the sand should know Vivendi and Activision will be merging forces in a multi-billion dollar deal to be completed in the middle of 2008.
Other than its name change to Activision Blizzard, so far little looks set to change. We will keep you posted as news hits our chops.
Despite its allure, GamesIndustry.biz will never overindulge and serve fiction in its news restaurant.
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source: http://ww w.videogamer.com/news/03-12-200...
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Correct, they will continue to alternate the CoD games with Treyarch.
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And haven't they learned from the demise of Tony Hawk that churning out yearly updates will kill off even the biggest franchises?
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Likely there will be good ones (IW - CoD 2, Cod 4) and cash-ins (Treyarch - Big Red One, Cod 3). As a PC gamer I'm happy just to get the Infinity Ward games, as seems to happening at the moment.
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OMG, I can't think of anything worse! It's like the video gamign equivalent of West Life or the Sice Girls.
Wake up people!
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However a return to a more honest naming system might be in order, with only the major releases given the numbers. At this rate its going to start soudning silly soon anyway, Call of Duty 6: Attack of teh Sequels!
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Bring it on!
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Peej
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Yeah, this game sucked, and yet it was still being played by massive amounts of people (never had a problem finding a game of any type) more than a year after its released. Oh, yes, I almost forgot...it didnt have the Toys-R-Us sniper rifles of CoD2 and didnt allow you to sit in a corner camping....probably the real reasons why a lot of people didnt like it.
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* 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)
Uninspirefest!