Big news for Call of Duty fans: the next installment is skipping the PS4 and Xbox One! This marks a shift to focus solely on current-gen consoles, which could mean exciting changes for gameplay and graphics.
Activision’s decision comes after years of cross-generation releases, with last year’s Black Ops 7 being the final eighth-gen game. This means the new Call of Duty will be the first to fully embrace the power of the PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Given the challenges of adapting games for older hardware, this move could lead to some much-needed updates and improvements in the series. If you’re a PlayStation player, you might want to check out what Sony’s $7.8M refunds mean for you.
While we’re still waiting on official details about this year’s Call of Duty—rumors suggest it might be Modern Warfare 4—it’s clear that Activision is keeping up the franchise’s annual release pace. For those curious about older games, PlayStation’s DRM policies have been a hot topic lately. As the gaming world evolves, keep an eye out for how these changes might affect you.
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