Posted by BillyC On June - 24 - 2008
In 2007 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare was a big hit for Infinity Wards. Activision hopes to achieve the same success with Call of Duty: World at War, but this time it’s Treyarch who needs to prove that Call of Duty is still the best FPS gameseries. Seniore producer noah Heller believes that Treyarch will be able to show what they can with this new opportunity. He admitted that Call of Duty 3 could have been better if they had spend a little more time developing the game:
“Here’s a team who’s never actually had a chance to make a game with much time. Modern Warfare has come along a raised the bar really high and now the team says we’ve got to show what we’ve got, or else the players aren’t going to want to play it - expectations are so high.”
Source: Wacka
Posted by BillyC On May - 20 - 2008
Posted by BillyC On May - 11 - 2008
There’s not much we know about Call of Duty 5 yet, but there’s more and more rumors coming our way! Activision hasn’t confirmed that Treyarch will be developing the fifth part of this serie as well, but some sources report that Treyarch defintely is the developer of CoD 5. The game takes place in the Pacific, but Activision wanted to return to WO II in this one. The game will be developed with the same engine from Call of Duty 4 and the upcoming game James Bond: Quantum of Solace. If all goes well we should be receiving the first footage soon…
Source: Wacka
Posted by BillyC On April - 26 - 2008
Some sources say that Treyarch is already working on Call of Duty 5, although Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare isn’t out yet. Their site says they’re already looking for some people who want to work on CoD 5. Rumor goes that this new Call of Duty game will take place in the Second World War.
In 2007 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare was a big hit for Infinity Wards. Activision hopes to achieve the same success with Call of Duty: World at War, but this time it’s Treyarch who needs to prove that Call of Duty is still the best FPS gameseries. Seniore producer noah Heller believes that Treyarch will be able to show what they can with this new opportunity. He admitted that Call of Duty 3 could have been better if they had spend a little more time developing the game:
