David Vonderhaar has taken to twitter once again to talk about many different things that could possibly relate to the next Call Of Duty which Treyarch is making.
"Call of Duty" is finally moving forward!
8CN: The world of game development is exceptionally cutthroat. While most games come and go with varying amounts of pomp and circumstance, some titles get big announcements but then never make it off the drawing board. These games are loosely organized under the term "vaporware," which, in layman’s terms, means that they are floating around in developmental hell, not officially cancelled but not about to see the light of day anytime soon.
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BG&E2 also cancelled. Ancell said the consoles weren't good enough for his vision and then he left Ubisoft to make Wild.
No, he stated that the Ps3, 360 gen consoles were too under powered for his vision so he waited for this generation and Ubisoft confirmed it was still in development. Also he did not leave Ubisoft, he simply set up an indie studio outside of Ubisoft and he works back and forth between both.
The Last Guardian & Agent :'(
Still clinging on hoping they'll see the light of day on PS4 one day
It's a hype to make a horror spin-off game out of almost every game. We just have to wait until Mario Zombies or We Dance Undead show up. We've made a top 5 of the best horror spin-off games of this console generation.
I haven't been super interested in Call of Duty for several years -- admittedly, however, that new logo is quite cool.