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Modern Warfare 3 Coming In 2011?
Amidst all the financial reporting during its quarterly call to investors and analysts, Activision let slip that a Call of Duty FPS is scheduled to be released in 2011.
Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg said,"We will launch a new first-person action title during the back half of 2011." This was later confirmed by Activision COO Thomas Tippl, who said that "Next year's Call of Duty will be a first-person shooter."
Many are speculating that this FPS is actually Modern Warfare 3, which is already known to be in development by Infinity Ward. There is also a third-person action/adventure Call of Duty game in development, being created by new Activision subsidiary Sledgehammer Games.
Either way, it looks like the company's commitment to pumping out Call of Duty games is very real.
Source: Gamespot
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