Tom Henderson: Activision to Delay next CoD, No CoD in 2023
N1tr0sOx1d3
Given another chance
Hopefully this will allow the series to develop.
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Dream-Knife
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Hopefully MW2 will have better support than MW1 did. Stop trying to push yearly releases.
Javthusiast
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Did hell just freeze over? Cod skipping a year?
If it weren't for that $70B there's no way in hell they'd skip a CoD year.
kingfey
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it seems so. This bizarre event.Did hell just freeze over? Cod skipping a year?
kingfey
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They cant sadly. Usually the contracts covers these type of events.
DigitalScrap
Member
Let's hope so. Maybe the entire industry will take note and stop releasing broken games. Yes, I'm a dreamer, I know.
TaiLopezFan
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Scared of GTA 6. When Big Boy Rockstar has their sight everyone better move out the way.
Kiraly
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He ripped it from Jason Schreier's Bloomberg Terminal post, who very much does know these things.
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HoofHearted
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Ok when with Jason start doing that. He's not a journalist, he's an ideological crusader.
Kiraly
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And what does that have to do with him breaking these kind of stories?
ethomaz
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That makes it more reliable.
What a low being posting things like he is a insider lol
That Tom Hansomething is so fake.
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ethomaz
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Wut?
He was complaining about something thousands of Twitter accounts do, but he was calling out Tom Henderson for it.
ChiefDada
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mitch1971
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develop a +1 to the title.
Dick Jones
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Is Jason's article up for viewing yet?
captainraincoat
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No need for yearly cod…it's pretty clear they can make bank by just releasing content for warzone and they just make cod 22 more gaas
ethomaz
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Well I agree with him.
This Tom guys is a faker.
It is different when I comment that on Twitter vs Tom faking to have inside info.
FakeTom didn't comment… he faked to have first hand info.
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Tom does seem to have a source at EA though. Which makes Jason look jealous by calling him out specifically.
EDMIX
Writes a lot, says very little
No. They can't. Those contracts are by game, not by date or year or something odd like that.
The game can delay, get moved to a different date etc, none of that would have to do with Sony as everyone would just take money from those deals and just delay past them lol
I mean damn Mana, did you even think about that for 5 min before posting it? lol
Solidsnake_1
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Jason Schreier crying as always
ChiefDada
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It doesn't matter, it's still a bullshit move. Sounds like Tom received tip from some other Bloomberg staff, he effectively admits this. In that scenario, you should source the news agency.
ethomaz
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I believe Bloomberg works with paywall… so it is not open to non payers yet.
But that doesn't change anything… FakeTom tried to be the "insider" lol
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Rightfully so
ethomaz
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He doesn't have any source at all… c'mon.
Solidsnake_1
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where is the article ?
Mr Moose
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ethomaz
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Bloomberg: Activision to Delay Treyarch's 2023 Call Of Duty to 2024
Tom Henderson just ripped this from another source (as he often does). My story is on the Bloomberg Terminal and will be live on the web shortly.
www.resetera.com
"Tom Henderson just ripped this from another source (as he often does). My story is on the Bloomberg Terminal and will be live on the web shortly."
This FakeTom has no shame at all.
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kingfey
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Here is follow up to the story
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ManaByte
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Activision will make the historic decision not to release the main Call of Duty game in 2023, following a reported delay.
A report from Bloomberg revealed the sensational development on February 22, leaving fans of the franchise wondering what's next for the series.
Call of Duty: Warzone, Activision's free-to-play battle royale experience, will continue with seasonal updates so fans don't miss out. On top of that, the 2022 release – reported to be Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 – will be released in the fall of 2022, as expected.
The news was shared on social media by Roundhill Investments
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A report from Bloomberg revealed the sensational development on February 22, leaving fans of the franchise wondering what's next for the series.
Call of Duty: Warzone, Activision's free-to-play battle royale experience, will continue with seasonal updates so fans don't miss out. On top of that, the 2022 release – reported to be Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 – will be released in the fall of 2022, as expected.
The news was shared on social media by Roundhill Investments
Lognor
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What contract?
EDMIX
Writes a lot, says very little
The marketing deal Activision has with Sony for that Call Of Duty DLC, extras etc.
PlayedStation
Member
Title is misleading. I was worried when I saw MW2 delayed.
ethomaz
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Just to you guys understand.
Bloomberg has the public site.
And the Bloomberg Terminal.
Bloomberg Terminal is like a paywall site where the news are posted before go to public site… Tom probably got the info from somebody that has access to Bloomberg Terminal… you need to pay for it (it is more like a subscription).
Edit - Most of the paid users from Bloomberg Terminal are stock market companies that wants to have access asap to these reports.
Bloomberg has the public site.
And the Bloomberg Terminal.
Bloomberg Terminal is like a paywall site where the news are posted before go to public site… Tom probably got the info from somebody that has access to Bloomberg Terminal… you need to pay for it (it is more like a subscription).
Edit - Most of the paid users from Bloomberg Terminal are stock market companies that wants to have access asap to these reports.
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GhostOfTsu
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Another reason why they were selling the company. No COD in 2023 and all the studios are stuck supporting Vanguard and Warzone.
Kotick knew before he got that fat cheque
Kotick knew before he got that fat cheque
saintjules
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Lognor
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Do we know for certain how long that runs? I know Microsoft and Activision said they would abide by their current contracts, but are we just assuming it covers the next game? How many future games does it cover? Not sure we really know anything about that.
cormack12
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This is going to be amazing for the next Schreier article about 'crunch' with vague sources who used to work at the studio lmao