“Warzone” sequel expected to feature “revolutionary innovations”

Activision Blizzard talked about the upcoming Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 reboot and the Warzone sequel in its most recent financial results.

Released today (April 25), Activision Blizzard’s first quarter 2022 financial effects mention that the company will “deliver even more engaging content” to gamers as it expands its teams and determination to the call of Duty total.

“This year, Call Of Duty is a sequel to 2019’s Modern Warfare, the most successful Call Of Duty name to date, and will be the most complex party in franchise history,” the press release reads.

The official mention of Modern Warfare 2 follows developer Infinity Ward’s social media accounts that went extinct last week, with an improvement in light on the studio’s Twitter banner sparking fan-favorite character Ghost.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Credit: Infinity Ward

Little is known about the upcoming Modern Warfare 2, however, it will be released this year and may even come with a new morale system, a gore mechanism, and weapon flaws.

Modern Warfare 2 and the new iteration of Warzone are being developed in combination “from scratch,” as shown earlier this year. Activision Blizzard added in the recent earnings release that the new Warzone will also feature “innovative inventions that will be revealed later this year. “. “

As discussed via Activision Blizzard in the press release, last year’s Call Of Duty: Vanguard didn’t perform as well as desired, and sales of the game fell 40% in the UK compared to Black Ops Cold War in 2020.

The Game Workers Alliance, which is comprised of workers from developer Call Of Duty Raven Software, has been approved for a union election through the NLRB, and voting will take place this month.

In other news, it reports that Halo Infinite has already wasted progression time due to prototyping a hero-based Overwatch-style game.