Well, we will not know exactly what to think until Call Of Duty: World At War hits in November, but those of you who have lost all faith in TreyArch will be happy to know that Activision has recently confirmed to IGN that Infinity Ward, the same company that did fan-favorite Call Of Duty 4, has signed up and will be taking over for Call Of Duty 6. What's going on Activision? Is IW charging you so much money that you have to supplement each one of their releases with a TreyArch release just to pay them? Check it from IGN:
One thing I think we all have to agree on: Never would I want to see a science fiction Call Of Duty...unless it was pretty damn perfect
UK, September 16, 2008 - Activision has confirmed that Infinity Ward will be returning to the Call of Duty franchise, and will be behind the sixth instalment that's due for release in 2009.
Call of Duty is currently in the hands of Treyarch, who previously worked on the third game and are taking the first person shooter back to WWII with the forthcoming World at War. There's still no news on where the next game will be set, and though Infinity Ward is thought to be at work on a futuristic science fiction shooter, it's more likely that this is the touted new IP for the company rather than the introduction of ray guns to the series.
One thing I think we all have to agree on: Never would I want to see a science fiction Call Of Duty...unless it was pretty damn perfect
