The biggest action heroes of the 80s are making their way to Call of Duty. The popular game franchise has been teasing the arrival of characters like Rambo and Die Hard s John McClane for some time now, finally making things official on Thursday afternoon. With a new piece of key art, Call of [.]
Call of Duty Warzone may be Battlegrounds Mobile rival in the making, here is why
Call of Duty Warzone may be Battlegrounds Mobile rival in the making, here is why
Activision may be planning to bring another Call of Duty game to smartphones and it may be the right move.
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The Call of Duty Warzone is only available for PCs and gaming consoles.
There is a high chance that Call of Duty Mobile and Warzone will coexist.
Battlegrounds Mobile is yet to arrive in India but the mobile gaming market in India seems to be already heating up because of that. Activision may now be planning to bring Call of Duty Warzone to smartphones after its smash mobile title Call of Duty Mobile. The developer has posted a job advertisement on LinkedIn inviting applications from candidates who will focus on “content expansion across Call of Duty.” The Call of Duty Warzone is among the leading games with battle royale strategy for gaming consoles, such as Xbox Series X and PlayS
Activision and Raven Software gave some pretty clear hints at one of the next ‘80s action stars to join Call of Duty: Warzone by hinting at the arrival of someone from Die Hard. While the candidate – John McClane – was obvious, teaser No. 2 from Warzone basically confirms the arrival of the [.]
10 May 2021, 12:05 am
In the latest one of what has been numerous high-profile video game industry departures recently, Call of Duty is seeing one of its former voice actors leaving the long-running franchise.
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COLOGNE, GERMANY - AUGUST 20: Visitors wait to try out the latest version of Call of Duty Modern Warfare during the press day at the 2019 Gamescom gaming trade fair on August 20, 2019 in Cologne, Germany. Gamescom 2019, the biggest video gaming trade fair in the world, will be open to the public from August 21-24.
Kotaku reports that Activision has officially cut ties with Jeff Leach, the voice actor for the iconic Call of Duty character Ghost, due to alleged misogynistic remarks. Leach was tagged for the behavior in a Twitter video posted by the user NitroLukeDX, which shows him during a 2017 live stream.
Activision was already teasing a new Call of Duty crossover recently with Rambo apparently coming to the game at some point, but it looks like that’s not the only action hero joining the fray soon. A new teaser shared on Saturday hinted at none other than John McClane from the Die Hard movie and [.]