Activision revealed very little of their plans for the coming year in their recent financial report, but there were a few hints for what players can expect. In the publisher?s earnings call, CFO Dennis Durkin revealed they have plans for more remastered content. Meanwhile CEO Bobby Kotick explained that Call of Duty had been so successful they were going to be applying its model?free content updates supported by Battle Passes and premium packs, as well as interlinked games?to many of their future titles.
Durkin stated they ?have a few other things up our sleeve in terms of remastered content that [we] will unveil in due course, which should provide further opportunities for us this year.? No further hints were given, but the most popular theories amongst gamers right now is the much-rumored Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Remastered. Apparently the game was actually finished in 2018 but was delayed because of a shooting in Dallas. Unsurprisingly, a new premium Call of Duty title will be released this year. If Infinity Ward is developing it, the release of MW3 Remastered would make sense. Many people also want to see the company do more with the Tony Hawk?s Pro Skater franchise.
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