Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will be coming out on October 25th and be a reboot of the popular subseries of the same name. It'll be a gritty and realistic representation of its namesake. By the sounds of it, Treyarch will be going a similar route with
Call of Duty title.
According to a new report by
LongSensation, next year's entry in the long-running first-person shooter series will be a reboot of the
Call of Duty: Black Ops series and be even more grizzly than the aforementioned, upcoming instalment.
Apparently, the next
Call of Duty game will be set during the Cold War and span over forty years. Both the Vietnam and Korean War will both be included to some degree. It's said that the in-development Treyarch game has been listed under two titles thus far, both
Call of Duty: Black Ops and
Call of Duty: Black Ops V.
It's worth noting that these are just rumours. However, LongSensation has proven himself to be a reputable source in the past — having stated that
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare would be titled as such and be a reboot prior to those things being officially announced by Infinity Ward.
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