Information reveals that Call of Duty Warzone 2, one of the most anticipated games of the moment, It will arrive on November 16a very interesting date, since its debut will take place just a few days after the arrival of God of War Ragnarok, scheduled for November 9.
The new thing from Activision Blizzard is internally known as COD Warzone 2 and its code name is “Cortez”. Information is still scarce, but thanks to the latest details coming out and the leaks that have occurred, we know that Call of Duty Warzone 2 It will offer the player a completely renewed experience.
Another important key to keep in mind when talking about Call of Duty Warzone 2 is that this title will not be a simple facelift of the original. Activision Blizzard themselves said that this game was developed as a completely new projectand that it was built from scratch, that is, without using Call of Duty Warzone elements or base as a starting point.
Its development was carried out in conjunction with Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, so it’s certain that both titles will have a common foundation. We’ll have to wait and see what this all boils down to, but for now, the vibes that Call of Duty Warzone 2 is conveying are positive. However, we shouldn’t expect any major improvements on a technical level, as this is a cross-generational release, meaning it will arrive on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series XS and also on PC.
The real revolution at the technical level that we will see in the Call of Duty series will take place with the launch of the game the first exclusive game for PC and the next generation of consoles. We still don’t have an exact date, but everything seems to indicate that it won’t arrive until 2024, as according to the latest information, there will be no new Call of Duty in 2023, only new content for this year’s delivery.
I personally believe that this information is crucial and that we should consider it a true statement of intent. In 2024, both PS4 and Xbox One they will be 10 years oldand they will end their life cycle. Next-gen consoles should already have a good enough market share to make the development of exclusive triple-A titles truly profitable, and this will enable next-gen Call of Duty.
