Call Of Duty

Well, either they're planning a battle royale of their own or they just really like Fortnite, because Activision Blizzard couldn't stop talking about the battle royale craze and how their unholy matrimony is very good at copying other work.

Naturally, nobody expected radical changes on the UK boxed sales chart, what with this time of the year being particularly quiet when it comes to new releases. God of War and Far Cry 5 remain firmly in front but we did see a few upsets.

According to the latest reports, the new Call of Duty might not have a story campaign. Even though nothing is officially confirmed yet, it wouldn't be far-fetched to think these kinds of things possible. After all, this is Activision.

Sledgehammer Games revealed the new Divisions overhaul via a Developer Commentary video. The game will be getting some changes to its multiplayer systems with balancing weapons and the create-a-class Divisions system this time around.

It appears that 10 April 2018 is the World DLC Commemoration Day, since everyone seems to be releasing their post-launch content exactly then. Call of Duty WWII The War Machine DLC is also coming on 10 April and it just got a trailer.

Call of Duty fanboys will have something to look forward to, as the next DLC Pack for CoD: WWII titled The War Machine has been announced by Activision and will be arriving within the next two months. Maps, guns, zombies - the usual.

Although still officially a rumour, we've had several sources report on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 remaster looming, but it won't be coming with a multiplayer component, unlike its predecessor Call of Duty: Modern Warfare remaster.

Activision Blizzard have hired three former executives from the realm of traditional sports for their Activision Blizzard Esports Leagues. The new employees are Brandon Snow, Daniel Cherry and Marc Kolin.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 might get a mode similar to Fornite and PUBG's battle royale. Activision are ''a company quick to follow lucrative trends'' according to a financial officer, hinting they may develop something similar.

Activision usually teases a new Call of Duty title in April or May each year, but it appears the time table has been moved up for 2018. While not official yet, it is heavily implied the next title is Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII.