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"Development is being led by Sledgehammer Games, and the game is looking great and on track for its fall release," Activision Blizzards COO Daniel Alegre said. "This is a built for next generation experience with stunning visuals across campaign, multiplayer and cooperative modes of play, designed to both integrate with and enhance the existing COD ecosystem. We look forward to sharing more details with the community soon." While the existence of Call of Duty WW2: Vanguard has been known for so...

The jokes have been that there is one thing in life that is certain -- a new “Call of Duty” game will be released every. Activision has officially confirmed to be the case in 2021, but the games publisher may have also hinted at having a shorter list of platforms when the next title will be available. ‘Call of Duty’ 2021: Activision hints at next-gen exclusivity, but known leaker says otherwise “Call of Duty” 2021 was one of the most interesting talking points at the recently held Q...

May 5, 2021 06:15 EDT The impact of COVID on game development has been severe, with a string of delays that hit the release schedule pretty hard recently (and its not over yet), but Activision Blizzard doesnt seem to have been impacted at all. During the conference call following Q1 2021s financial report, Daniel Alegre (President and COO of Activision Blizzard) said: As for your question on game development, we are fortunate that to date we really havent seen any significant impact on gam...

New Diablo 4 Tease Has Players Excited Since Diablo 4 was announced and revealed for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC at BlizzCon 2019, Blizzard hasnt said much about the game, nor has it had a ton to show of the game. We know its not releasing this year, and the current expectations are it will be out in 2022, but for now, this hasnt been confirmed. That said, when it does release, its apparently going to push the RPG genre forward, or at least thats what Activision Blizzard COO Daniel Alegre claims...

Diablo 4 will “advance the art of the action-RPG genre”, says Activision Blizzard Activision Blizzard has held its financial results conference for the first quarter of 2021. As you’d expect for a company with Diablo 2: Resurrected, 4, and Immortal on the way, plenty of chatter revolved around the action-RPG series when questions opened up to investors. Activision Blizzard chief operating officer Daniel Alegre mentions that the company feels that Diablo 4 will “advance the art of the ac...

Warzone and Mobile have managed to triple the number of players per month over the last two years and have added “over a billion dollars of operating income” last year. Mobile also managed to hit a couple of milestones, reaching lifetime earnings of $1 billion and 500 million downloads. Call of Duty on the PC and console increased its net bookings by 60% from last year. The franchise’s premium games have now sold over 400 million copies during its lifetime. Activision revealed the integ...

); } Activision Blizzard intends to bring all of its franchises to mobile platforms in some form, according to company COO and president Daniel Alegre.  Alegre was outlining the publishers mobile strategy during a recent investor Q&A (via Seeking Alpha), and explained the company wants to build on the success of  Call of Duty Mobile, which recently topped 500 million downloads and crossed $1 billion in player spending.  The mobile version of the popular shooter launched in October 2019, an...

Copy It was nearly a month back when developer Vicarious Visions was discovered to be helping out in the development of Diablo 4. It now appears that Vicarious Visions might not be involved in as small a capacity as previously assumed. During an earnings call for the first quarter of the 2021 financial year, Activision Blizzard chief operating officer Daniel Alegre stated (via PCGamesN) that “an extended team” has been tasked to ensure a smooth launch for Diablo 4. Alegre in addition noted ...

Activision confirms Call of Duty 2021 release window, studio Eric Abent - May 5, 2021, 9:01am CDT Activision Blizzard has delivered its financial results for the first quarter of calendar 2021, and in those results, it has given us the first official details about this year’s Call of Duty game. Activision, obviously, kept details rather sparse, but it did confirm the launch window for the game and did let us know which of its studios will be taking the lead on development ...

Why cant they throw some love at Diablo 4? on May 5, 2021, 12:12 In brief: After turning in respectable first-quarter earnings, Activision Blizzard plans to expand the Call of Duty franchise. Over the next year, the company plans to hire at least 2,000 developers, nearly tripling its current CoD staffing. AB also confirmed a new "premium" Call of Duty title from Sledgehammer Games arrives this fall. Thanks in part to the stay-at-home pandemic, gaming companies have been tu...