CoD 6 wat
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16 Sep 2008, 08:30
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Niiicee...
Activision Blizzard’s Analyst Day, company CEO Mike Griffith confirmed that Infinity Ward is developing Call of Duty 6.
There are, however, conflicting reports on a date for the game. Gama’s reporting 2009, while Destructoid - and others - have posted a 2010 date.
Apparently both years were mentioned in presentations from Griffith and Acti-Blizz super-boss Bobby Kotick.
Expect some clarification in the next few days.
HF
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Activision Blizzard’s Analyst Day, company CEO Mike Griffith confirmed that Infinity Ward is developing Call of Duty 6.
There are, however, conflicting reports on a date for the game. Gama’s reporting 2009, while Destructoid - and others - have posted a 2010 date.
Apparently both years were mentioned in presentations from Griffith and Acti-Blizz super-boss Bobby Kotick.
Expect some clarification in the next few days.
HF
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Like The ET people did with ET:ShitWars
And don't tell me CoD == CoD2 == CoD3 == CoD4, well all of them suck imho but they are different games!
ps. fallout 3 coming!!1 .))
NOT.
And yeah, Fallout 3 will be awesome :P
any info about the release day? :o :)))
Compare W:ET to ET:QW, and you will see two games in a series can have a lot of differences. Vehicles are an example, but also deployable turrets, the huge maps, the ranking system. Sure, it didn't end up like a game W:ET players liked, but still they did a lot of new things.
Now lets look on Call of Duty 4 (public, because clanwars are really a joke, having disabled most of the new things). First of all, there is a ranking system, again, then there's sprint and cookable nades, again, and air strikes, again... So yeah, I guess the un-lockable weapons and the choppers you can call in are new, however they came with the price of removing the CTF mode and still lacking a TV mode.
Fun fact, the "again" things were implemented in CoD:UO, which was made by Gray Matter (who also made RTCW single player), which is now part of Treyarch (the guys making CoD5)
"amAzing***" xD