Activision has announced a change to the way Call of Duty releases will work in the future, and if you haven't been a fan of the franchise alternating between Modern Warfare and Black Ops recently, you're in luck.
In a blog post on the official Call of Duty website, Activision acknowledges that "for some" Call of Duty fans, "the franchise has not met [their] expectations fully", and that it's "one thing" for the studio to say it's proud of the recent Black Ops 7, but "it's up to [fans]" to judge the game for themselves.
To address disappointment and negative feedback surrounding Black Ops 7, Activision says it will no longer "do back-to-back releases of Modern Warfare or Black Ops games" in an attempt to "ensure we provide an absolutely unique experience each and every year".
To clarify, this doesn't seem to mean you won't get a Modern Warfare game one year and then a Black Ops game the next; rather, it looks like it means successive years won't see the same sub-franchise launching, so there won't be two Black Ops or Modern Warfare games in a row.
Activision also says that in the future, it intends...
