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The official reveal of the next Call of Duty game was supposed to happen during the NBA playoffs tonight, but someone at Activision pulled the switch a little early and confirmed that yes, it is indeed Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. And yes, it is jumping into the near-future.
PC gamers can finally pay for Call of Duty DLC next month.
This year's entry to the Call of Duty series will be Black Ops 2, a pre-order card spotted at Target reveals.
Though a new Call of Duty is due to be announced next week, and will doubtless launch in November, Modern Warfare 3 is hanging tough. Activision's hosting another free multiplayer weekend on Steam, and you can start pre-loading now.
A video linked from the official Call of Duty site hints at a future setting for the series, showing off a fictional prototype weapon that won't be on the market for 10-15 years.
This year's entry to the Call of Duty franchise will be unveiled on May 1st during the NBA playoffs on TNT, Activision has revealed.
Activision Blizzard is being sued by Worlds Inc. The company claims games like Call of Duty and World of Warcraft violate its patent for "enabling users to interact in a virtual space."
Like clockwork, Call of Duty Elite members can expect their monthly Modern Warfare 3 DLC tomorrow.
Infinity Ward exec and Modern Warfare strategist resigns.
Activision has released the "Content Collection #1" on Xbox Live Marketplace, giving players access to formerly Elite-only content.
