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Reader Discussion – What Do You Think Of Call Of Duty Returning To Its Roots?
Earlier today, during an earnings call, Activision revealed that the Call of Duty series would return to "traditional combat." Despite leading November's NPD sales charts, Activision seems unhappy with Infinite Warfare’s performance. Sledgehammer Games is the next studio lined up to develop a Call of Duty title, and this one will focus on more traditional combat, but what does that mean?
What do you think of this return? Is it good for the series? Bad? Are you hoping that Call of Duty will return to modern day? Or do you think this means that Call of Duty will go all the way back to WWII? What would you prefer? Personally, I think that Infinite Warfare was one of the series' best entries in years, but I'd be excited to see the series return to WWII. I think we've had a good break from that classic shooter arena.
Let us know in the comments below.
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