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Reader Discussion: Should Call Of Duty Keep Looking To The Future? Or Recall The Past?
Between Ghosts, Advanced Warfare, and Black Ops III, Call of Duty has found comfortable footing in the future. Are you comfortable with that?
It seems so long ago now that we were complaining about there being too World War II shooters on the market. For a period of time, it seemed like if you were playing a first-person shooter, it took place in World War II, and you were not allowed to question it. Now, the franchise that found its footing in historical warfare, takes place exclusively in the future.
Do you like it? Do you want future Call of Duty explore historical warfare again? Or have you grown too attached to jetpacks and super jumps?
Let us know in the comments below, and to read all of our Call of Duty: Black Ops III coverage, head here, here, and check out the game's reveal trailer here.
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