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Infinity Ward Teases 'Definitive Modern Warfare' in Letter From New Studio Heads

The message has stoked industry and fan expectation that a Modern Warfare sequel will be revealed at early‑June events and signals an imminent public announcement.

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Call of Duty Says Next Game Isn’t Being Developed for PS4, Signaling End of Last‑Gen Support

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Vince Zampella, ‘Call of Duty’ Co‑Creator and Respawn Founder, Dies at 55 in California Crash

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Vince Zampella, Call of Duty Co-Creator, Dies in Los Angeles Ferrari Crash

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Spielberg’s ‘Call of Duty’ Pitch Rejected as Paramount Lands Film Rights

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Launches to Mixed Reviews and High Player Engagement

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Activision Shuts Down H2M Mod Over Black Ops 6 Sales Concerns

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to Feature Streamlined Downloads and UI

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Hogwarts Legacy Tops 2023 Game Sales, Ubisoft Revamps Subscription Service

Modern Warfare

Infinity Ward Teases 'Definitive Modern Warfare' in Letter From New Studio Heads

Call of Duty Says Next Game Isn’t Being Developed for PS4, Signaling End of Last‑Gen Support

Paramount Sets June 30, 2028 Release for Live-Action Call of Duty

Deep Steam Discount Propels Modern Warfare (2019) to New PC Peak

Vince Zampella, Co-Creator of Call of Duty, Dies at 55 in California Crash

Vince Zampella, ‘Call of Duty’ Co‑Creator and Respawn Founder, Dies at 55 in California Crash

Vince Zampella, Call of Duty Co-Creator, Dies in Los Angeles Ferrari Crash

Spielberg’s ‘Call of Duty’ Pitch Rejected as Paramount Lands Film Rights

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Launches to Mixed Reviews and High Player Engagement

Activision Shuts Down H2M Mod Over Black Ops 6 Sales Concerns

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to Feature Streamlined Downloads and UI

Hogwarts Legacy Tops 2023 Game Sales, Ubisoft Revamps Subscription Service