Infinity Ward News

As is becoming increasingly common on Xbox 360, Call of Duty: Ghosts will require a hard drive installation.

Initial reports pegged PlayStation 4 as more powerful than Xbox One. But, will the differences between the two consoles make much a difference? Apparently, two big multiplatform games both run at a higher resolution on PS4 than on Xbox One: Call of Duty and Battlefield.

Call of Duty: Ghosts will introduce a brand new game mode, one involving aliens.

Will your PC be able to handle Call of Duty: Ghosts?

Here's the gameplay launch trailer for Call of Duty: Ghosts. And why yes, there are explosions, thank you for asking.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is adding more clan revisions to the series, this time working cross-platform and with support on PC.

Call of Duty: Ghosts will have dedicated servers. And not just on PC--for all versions of the game. "Dedicated servers will be used on current gen, next gen and PC with Ghosts."

A new trailer for Call of Duty: Ghosts details the multiplayer modes available for your customized bot team in Squads.

Call of Duty: Ghosts continues taking the series into Hollywood blockbuster territory. Part of the reason for that is because Activision and Infinity Ward can't imagine replicating the war stories told to them first-hand.

Innovation can be difficult for Call of Duty after so many years, so Activision and Infinity Ward decided to start from scratch when thinking of new multiplayer modes for Ghosts.

With so many cross-generation games launching this year, both Sony and Microsoft have announced plans to let gamers "upgrade" from one gen to the next--usually at a cost of about $10. However, there isn't just one way to take advantage of this deal.

Call of Duty: Ghosts senior executive producer Marcus Iremonger explains how the companion app in the works from Beachhead Studio ties into the main game with objective-based XP rewards.

Call of Duty: Ghosts executive producer Mark Rubin explains how the game originally started as a Modern Warfare 4 concept, but evolved into being an entirely separate (but similar) continuity.

The opening to Activision's campaign trailer might make you think Call of Duty: Ghosts has tossed out any idea of realism. But the opening scene in space is entirely possible, according to Activision's Dan Amrich.

This new explosion-filled Call of Duty: Ghosts video explains how America could be threatened by such a massive military attack. Spoiler-alert: it involves spaceships.