New Call of Duty: WW2 Comeing this WEEKEND

Call of Duty was originaly a game that covers the times of World War II, but now the series might be comeing to its root. The tweet from Kotaku's Schreier tells that the official reveal of Call of Duty: ww2 could be coming this weekend. If we can belive that, we should be excided about this news.

The great success of the simular game, also thaking us back to the battlefields of World War I, had warliking gamers anxious to get their hands on it. That game was Battlefield I. But Call of Duty: Infinate Warfare beat out Battlefield in sales last year.


Even with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered attached to infinite warfare, the Call of Duty games got worse of financially bases as the years past.
It came out like a cuse, as the Call of Duty games started to go more in to the future, the worst they preformed into the gamers community.

Considering the fact that the last World War II Call of Duty released like a decade ago, in the year of 2008, well it's time for them to go back to it's roots. Well, not everyone thinks that way. Some fans thinks that they should go much furder in to the future. But the dominant part thinks its realy a time to get rid of Exo suits and bring back the gritty ground wars that made Call of Duty what we all know today, for what it is famous for, World War I and World War II.

Whats intresting is that the official reveal of Call of Duty: WWII this weekend would fit perfectly with the timeline Activision usually follows with new Call of Duty reveals. Every year, the publisher announces the upcoming Call of Duty in April or May, during the NBA Playoffs.

So. Call of Dutty is going back to World war II - Call of duty:WWII title.

The developer already revealed that this year’s Call of Duty game will be the studio’s biggest project to date.Gamers can expect an immersive, extensive single player campaign that goes well beyond the normal six or seven hours that have become customary for Call of Duty.

Call of Duty: WWII will be in development for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.