Lappping up the talents of Marvel's casting crew, Activision and Sledgehammer games have announced two more celebrity appearances for Call of Duty: WW2 Zombies.
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Carrying on with the pre-E3 blowouts, it's time for Activision to tease more with tiny details pertaining to the Call of Duty fans have wanted for years.
The reckoning is close at hand. Judgement day, if you will. The yearly formal announcement of a new Call of Duty game. The events are either met with applause or a myriad of downvotes on YouTube, but today's livestream will likely be a high point for the franchise's rocket history as of late. It's back with Call of Duty: WWII.
With the existence of Call of Duty: WW2 being made official over the weekend, it's time to write off the original leak a huge success and place all that hope into another.
As we gear up toward the second half of the year, it means we're getting closer to having some of the bigger questions answered. Most namely - what's going on with this year's inevitable Call of Duty.
We're all being spoiled for choice with shooters this weekend. Adding the the list of free shooter experiences that would usually cost full price, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare goes free-to-play this weekend.
It's Activision Blizzard's turn to submit their quarterly earnings report to their shareholders - and the words speak volume when it comes to the future of the Call of Duty franchise.
Ready to pump some bullets while some zombies dish out some pumping tunes? Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare - Rave in the Redwoods allows for just that.
In another fine example of developers praying on the hopes and dreams of their fans, Sledgehammer Games are causing a divide between the Call of Duty community with something as simple as a New Year's Greeting.
Revealed through the PlayStation YouTube channel, we now know exactly what we'll be getting our hands once the 'Sabotage' DLC add-on for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare arrives early next year.
Further proving that even the older Call of Duty titles still has a little bit of life in them yet, Activistion have added a few new things to Black Ops 3 with 'Update 18'.
We didn't think much of it when some of Call of Duty 4's un-implemented weapons were found safe and well in the remaster; but perhaps they were hinting to us a darker future. Micro-transactions have arrived in our classic shooter.
After some digging a sleuthing around the files of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered, fans have started to unearth weapons you'd physically unearth with one itself.
It's no surprised to hear many people bought this year's Call of Duty purely for the Modern Warfare Remastered title bundled in the more expensive 'Legacy' edition. But what happens when network error codes get in the way of some users being able to play last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops III online? Forum hysteria!
If a placeholder page on the Windows 10 Store is to be believed, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare could be arriving on Microsoft's store-front in due time. While not fantastic news to begin with, it quickly digs its own grave.
The upcoming first-person shooter Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare has released a new trailer showcasing its combat rig system. The system is the new version of a class and loadout system that allows players to customize their equipment and perks more than ever before to suit their own playstyle.
Though PlayStation fans of Call of Duty gain access to the Call of Duty 4: Remaster campaign in just a few days, everyone under the sun still has a little while left to wait until they can get back to what really matters; the multiplayer segment. Even now, Call of Duty 4 is considered one of the finest multiplayer FPS titles. Activision may have killed it off with the early iterations to the franchise, but the PC version was kept alive for as long as the company paid for the Punkbuster anti-cheat program to quell those attempting to push players away with in-game hacks - similar to how the console versions went the way of the dodo.
You won't be seeing another multiplayer trailer today, but footage of the remastered Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare campaign and news of being playable in just a few days for fans willing to fork out the extra cash for the Legacy or Digital Deluxe editions is enough to reignite the flames set in motion back in 2007. Still only included with the less exciting Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, the battles of the franchise never stop with poor Soap MacTavish being made to repeat his history in the first remastered Call of Duty title.
Though it's still entirely likely fans will all hop back to Call of Duty 4 once the remaster arrives with Infinite Warfare in November, those still playing Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 can now get a little more out of the game with official mod support through the Steam Workshop feature. Available to anyone with a registered copy of the game, both Unranked and Custom game lobbies can host matches with mods enabled. What exactly these mods will entail in the end is completely up to those dedicated enough to create them, but Call of Duty 4 had a long life as a paintball simulator on PC long after others had moved onto the original Call of Duty: Black Ops title and beyond.
Activision revealed during the weekend that the multiplayer beta for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will begin on 14th October for the PlayStation 4. The Xbox One beta will follow at a later date, which is still unknown at present, but unfortunately there won't be any beta for the PC version.