One of the year’s most anticipated games is being treated as nothing more than a pre-order exclusive by its publisher, but that doesn’t mean we won’t eventually see it as a standalone release down the line.
The UFC star took to Twitter to reveal (or tease) that he will be featuring in this November’s Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare.
Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare’s weapon progression system is a pretty significant shift away from what we’re used to in the series.
One question diehard CoD fans have had for a while is related to Infinite Warfare’s multiplayer component, and how many maps it will have on launch ahead of the inevitable flood of DLC.
It sure did take them long enough, but Activision and Infinity Ward have finally lifted the lid on the multiplayer for Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare.
It’s the news Call Of Duty fans have been waiting for. Activision has confirmed that Modern Warfare Remastered, which is being released as additional content for Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare, will have feature all 16 maps from the original 2007 game.
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With Call Of Duty: Black Ops hitting Xbox One via backwards compatibility, gamers are snapping up retail and digital copies of the game, and jumping back into one of the best CoD‘s ever.
Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare developer Infinity Ward is hoping pro players can help the studio develop the best entry in the franchise yet.
Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare hasn’t got off to a good start, but developer Infinity Ward is confident that its vision if the future will hit the right note with gamers.