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Twitter Reaction: Neversoft Taking On Call Of Duty
Activision's army of Call of Duty developers grew one stronger today. Neversoft, the team responsible for most of the Tony Hawk games, is now entrenched in Call of Duty development. To what capacity – whether the team is starting a new project or is assisting Treyarc with Black Ops II – remains to be seen. Activision now has Infinity Ward, Treyarc, Sledgehammer Games, Raven Software, and Neversoft all prepped for or in active development of new Call of Duty games.
I asked my Twitter followers what they thought of Neversoft switching gears to take on this franchise, and also kept an eye on an #Neversoft feed to see what the Internet at large was thinking. Here's just a small slice of the most interesting and amusing responses:
What do you think of Neversoft working on Call of Duty? Share your opinions in the comments section below.
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