‘Modern Warfare II’ to be released earlier due to poor ‘Vanguard’ sales
Activision may announce and release 2022’s Call Of Duty Instalment sooner than usual to address the disappointing sales of 2021’s Call Of Duty: Vanguard.
The Call Of Duty will be, according to many, a sequel to the Modern Warfarereboot 2019. It is appropriately named Modern Warfare II. The new entry, Infinity Ward, has been developed again. It will feature a Narcos-style campaign that will see players take on a South American drug cartel and several new multiplayer modes.
Multiple credible Call Of Duty insiders claims that Modern Warfare II will launch earlier than expected. Tom Henderson, a well-known Battlefield leaker, claimed that the new game would be released in October and revealed in the Summer. Soon after, a big Warzoneupdate is expected. Charlie Intel MW2 Ghost both heard the same.
Black Ops cold war and Vanguard both launched in November. However, it is worth noting that all previous Call Of Duty games, including 2019’s Modern Warfare, was previously released in October. Henderson believes that the release date is more related to Vanguard sales, which declined in Black Ops Cold Wars.
This news comes days after Activision issued a candid statement admitting that Modern Warfare and Warzoneare in a state of chaos. Vanguard
Activision sent a message to Call Of Duty fans via Twitter, saying that they wanted to “take a moment to talk about fixing it.” “We are listening, and we understand your frustrations.
“Our teams are working hard to address the issues experienced across Vanguard and Warzone. As soon as possible, updates will be released. Everybody should have the same seamless experience regardless of game mode or platform.
It is no accident that the current state of the franchises comes at a moment when Activision tries to deal with mass developers walkouts over its current leadership and allegations of harassment.
