Will the Call of Duty license disappear in cross-gen for at least another two years? This is what the documents recovered during the Activision hack seem to indicate, evoking the PS4 and Xbox One versions for the episode which will arrive in 2024.
Plans for the future of Call of Duty seem decidedly hazy right now. Indeed, while Season 2 of Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2.0 has just been released, many rumors and information are starting to circulate about Activision’s future plans for the license. Between the end of the PlayStation deal or the arrival of games on Nintendo, it’s hard to know on which foot to dance. And it is not the most recent information to date that will make us say otherwise.
Is Call of Duty 2024 also available on PS4 and Xbox One?
Test, With console shortages finally starting to be a thing of the past, gamers are now expecting the same for cross-gen games., which are still very numerous. But if a leak that occurred after the Activision data hack is to be believed, It may well be that this one is still relevant for Call of Duty… until 2024.. In any case, this is what Insider Gaming reports, which indicates that it had access to documents mentioning the PS4 and Xbox One versions for the episode that would come that year.
how to say that it’s surprising given that the latest news, the license was visibly turning its back on the cross-gen of the next opus in 2023. That said, the journalist Tom Henderson points out that it is not impossible that the documents in question are not up to date and plans have since changed. Therefore, if a cross-gen release has been considered for this episode codenamed “Cerberus”, nothing says for the moment that it has not been abandoned in the meantime. The future will tell us what it really is.
A busy program for 2023
In the meantime, again according to the documents recovered during the Activision hack, it looks like Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2.0 still have a bright future ahead of them with lots of new content in the works. Forks without forgetting the arrival of a new premium work from 2023, which the publisher talked about again in its last financial report, although we still don’t know anything about it at the moment. For his part, Jason Schreir then evokes the idea that it could be a great DLC for Modern Warfare II, but this remains to be confirmed.