Restart Replay: Last generation a franchise that came to life was Call of Duty. Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare is effectively a genre-defining game. It was almost perfect, the multi-player aspect of the game was incredible, the story was surprisingly strong and at the time it was unique as most First Person Shooters were based on World War 1 or 2. The mechanics were also a stand out especially in comparison to other games at that time period. Modern Warfare was the game that popularized the Call of Duty franchise. The franchise has now sold more than 100 million copies. In this article I will be discussing why I believe this franchise is slowly dying and becoming increasingly less popular.
It's not in decline at all, Ghosts is the best selling game on ps4 and the second best selling game on xb1
Advanced Warfare with Kevin Spacey might turn things around?
After MW2 it got lame.
World at War. So hyped for that game, played it, so disappointed that it was the same went back to cod 4 for a while then never bought a cod again.
I guess it's because they release them too often after MW2 while each new title not having much difference to earlier CoD so people might lose interests. What would be better is if they wouldn't release one every year and maybe take a break to produce a new IP in the meantime, then release new CoD some years later.
But money is business, so I guess that plays a major part in why they keep doing them. I wonder what other games they could do besides shooters. I've only played 15 minutes of MW2 years ago so I apologize if my guesses went wrong.