Call of Duty’s three-team release cycle strategy might be seeing a switch-up next year. Since 2012, Call of Duty has had a clear development cycle – you get a Black Ops game from Treyarch, followed by an Infinity Ward game (Ghosts, Infinite Warfare), and then one developed by Sledgehammer Games (Advanced Warfare, WW2). Last year…
Call of Duty’s three-team release cycle strategy might be seeing a switch-up next year.
Since 2012, Call of Duty has had a clear development cycle – you get a Black Ops game from Treyarch, followed by an Infinity Ward game (Ghosts, Infinite Warfare), and then one developed by Sledgehammer Games (Advanced Warfare, WW2). Last year we got Treyarch’s Black Ops 4; this year we’re getting an Infinity Ward game that is probably Modern Warfare 4.
