New Call of Duty Domains Are Out of This World
Despite losing a majority of the talent behind its cash cow and subsequently being sued, if you seriously thought Activision was going to sit back and not milk the Call of Duty franchise dry, well, you have our sympathy. Recently, several new web domains registered by the publishing behemoth and donning the Call of Duty name have popped up for speculation on the internet’s radar.
The domains in question were uncovered by Superannuation after being created just three days ago. Now, it’s not surprising to anyone that Activision plans on moving the franchise forward, but what’s interesting is where the domains suggest it plans to take it. Included in the list are names of potential CoD titles and their respective sequels including “future warfare”, “advanced warfare”, “secret warfare”, and get this, “space warfare”. We’re guessing “Call of Duty: Journey to the Center of the Earth Warfare” was taken? Nevertheless, what Activision has in store for the future of Call of Duty is anybody’s guess, but if these domains are any indication, we could all be moon walking our way through Domination on Saturn’s rings before we know it.
6 Responses to “New Call of Duty Domains Are Out of This World”
I’d love to see what they could do with a Call of Duty: Space Warfare.
Maybe and update to Battle Zone where they go around the galaxy searching for special alien minerals that morph their tanks in to space planes etc…
“future warfare” = not interested
“advanced warfare” = not interested
“secret warfare” = sounds intriguing
“space warfare” = not interested
Don’t do it Treyarch! Don’t do it! Don’t fall into their trap! Don’t let them manipulate you!
meh – if I want space warfare I’ll play a game thats actually meant for that, like resistance, or the upcoming bullet storm.
i will def. pass on this
I guess they are tired of WW2 games too. if they are going to space don’t use COD, just create a new IP.