For the first time in nearly two decades, a Call of Duty game may skip a year. The annual tradition of shoehorning Captain Price in a game is set to end, according to a report by Bloomberg. Activision Blizzard will supposedly delay the Call of Duty game scheduled for 2023, as candid concerns regarding quality and oversaturation have entered talking points.
The news comes shortly after the publisher officially announced Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Earlier this month, Activision confirmed the rumors in a community update. Modern Warfare 2, led by series veterans Infinity Ward, will have an all-new engine, and is being developed along with a new Warzone “from the ground-up.”
However, Bloomberg’s report says that “a recent entry” (likely Vanguard) didn’t meet Activision’s expectations. Concerned that the company has been “introducing new versions too rapidly,” Activision has supposedly delayed Call of Duty game to follow M…
