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Was this a surprise? Not really. This is, after all, Call of Duty and Guitar Hero; quite possible two of the most popular franchises in the current-gen. Well, it was still endearing to hear it from Activision themselves. We really don’t blame them for their money-milking ways.
Stealth kill your way inside to see what Activision had to say.
Chief Financial Officer of Activision, Thomas Tipple, had to say the following today:
In 2010, Activision publishing is expected to release a strong product line of innovative new titles. The diversified lineup will include, among others, titles based on the best-selling franchises in the company’s history, including Call of Duty, Guitar Hero, Tony Hawk, Shrek, and Spiderman, and a select few new intellectual properties such as Blur and Singularity, and a strong catalog based on our top sellers of 2009.”
You know, I have a feeling we’ll never see a “Call of Duty sequel would be counterproductive” headline. Ever.
Source: Kombo.com
As for Call of Duty, it’s possible they’re delaying Call of Duty MW 2 Wii, or it’s World at War 2. The new Guitar Hero could be a DS title.
Duh
I don’t mind sequels as long as they are good quality.
Commence Activision hate.
ARRGH, DAMN YOU ACTIVISION. RABBLE, RABBLE, RABBLE.
But in all seriousness, i’m sick if Call of Duty.
Here’s your sign …
Shrek? did I read that right?
Yep, you sure did. All these titles scream out “innovation!”