Activision has officially confirmed the use of generative AI in its first-person shooter series, Call of Duty.
It was recently revealed in an exclusive episode of the 'Grit' podcast that EA once passed up acquiring Blizzard, Activision, and Call of Duty.
Only a big company that has interest in gaming like Microsoft or Tencent could have acquired Activision. Extremely low interest rates at that time certainly helped.
Not exactly sure that a merger with EA would’ve benefited any of their franchises or gamers. I imagine it would’ve been like the activision blizzard one were each publisher retains their own identity. So Activison-Blizzard-EA. But who knows.
If it was owned by EA, COD could’ve disappeared a looong time ago. They have no clue how to manage franchises.
Microsoft’s latest financial results reveal that Xbox console sales are down a calamitous 29% over Christmas, with Call Of Duty boosting Game Pass by only a fraction.
30% increase on PC!
Excellent!
"However, according to analyst group Ampere, PC subscriptions account for no more than 16% of the total."
Of course!
Game Pass see its strongest player base on Xbox consoles! Ultimate Game Pass subscribers accounts for whooping 80% of all Game Pass subscribers!
That´s why we´re so packed full of amazing games this year and beyond!
Can´t wait for my next gen Xbox!
I mean kinda makes sense. I like CoD, so I paid $70 for it and now I own it. It never once for a second crossed my mind to pay $100 on Gamepass to rent it for a year.
A recent YouTube video has revealed how players can check their hidden skill rating in the Call of Duty franchise. Here's how to see yours!
imagine they'd hired an artist to make said loading screen and paid them for it.
i know, its unimaginable
What also puzzles me is how this passed quality checks, that might be even more disconcerting for other matters.
Biggest mystery in gaming solved.
A few months late, eh?