IT House February 23 news, according to Bloomberg previously reported that Activision Blizzard will postpone the latest version of the "Call of Duty" game originally scheduled to be released next year, which will also become the series of games in nearly 20 years for the first time in the annual update of the ticket jump.
At present, Call of Duty distributor Activision has issued a statement to Bloomberg in response to the above news. Activision said: "This year, next year and beyond, we have an exciting series of premium and free Call of Duty experiences. Any other reports are incorrect. We look forward to sharing more details in due course. ”
Judging from the official response, there was no positive answer to the news about whether to skip the ticket. Activision is just a promise that there will be new content for Call of Duty in 2023, but exactly what is unknown.
IT House learned that people familiar with the matter said that Activision Blizzard decided to postpone the release of the latest version of "Call of Duty" because the latest version of the game did not meet expectations, leading some executives to believe that the release of the new version of the game was too fast. But people familiar with the matter said the decision had nothing to do with Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard.