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Treyarch studio head Mark Gordon to depart

Treyarch studio head Mark Gordon is stepping down after 22 years with the Call of Duty developer. Gordon, who served as studio head since 2016 and previously as chief technology officer, will be replaced by Kevin Hendrickson and Yale Miller as co-studio heads. His tenure saw the development of numerous Call of Duty titles, including the Black Ops series.

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Niche Gamer

Treyarch boss Mark Gordon resigns after 22 years

Treyarch studio head Mark Gordon is resigning after 22 years with the company. Gordon, who joined in 2005 and became studio head in 2016, oversaw numerous Call of Duty titles. Kevin Hendrickson and Yale Miller will take over as co-studio heads.

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Gamespot

In 007 First Light, The Best Part Of Being Bond Is The Boring Stuff

007 First Light excels by embracing the mundane aspects of being James Bond, moving beyond typical shooter mechanics to create a true "character simulator." Unlike older licensed games that merely retold movie plots, this title allows players to engage with Bond's world through dialogue, gadget interaction, and environmental exploration. The article suggests a sequel should focus on a more experienced Bond, building on the foundation of stealth and gunplay.

Playstation Lifestyle

PS5 Remasters of Fan Favorite PS3 Action Games Leaked

Leaked information suggests that PlayStation 5 remasters of Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Black Ops II are in development. The remasters were reportedly hinted at by PlayStation Game Size and listed on a South Korean ratings board. Both titles, originally released on PlayStation 3, were developed by Treyarch and are praised for their campaigns and online multiplayer.

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Push Square

Two Classic Call of Duty: Black Ops Games Seem Poised for PS5

Evidence suggests that the classic Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Black Ops II may be released on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 soon. Patches for both games have been discovered on PlayStation servers, and logos have been extracted from the PlayStation Store, indicating an imminent release. These releases would likely focus on the campaign modes, similar to the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered.

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Gamespot

Black Ops 7 Revives Classic CoD Movement In Season 4, And Players Are Loving It

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7's Season 4 introduced a "Black Ops Classic" playlist that revives older movement mechanics, removing advanced omnimovement, sliding, and wall-tap features. This throwback mode, featuring remastered maps and staple game modes, has been met with overwhelmingly positive player reception, with many calling for it to become a permanent addition. The article also touches on the movement system for the upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, which will retain some fast-paced mechanics despite being described as boots-on-the-ground.

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PC GamesN

Black Ops 7's new gun has homing rounds that literally target enemies for you

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7's Season 4 update, launching June 4, introduces the Grimhawk, a special rifle firing low-velocity homing rounds that target enemies. This new weapon, available later in the season via a weekly challenge, is designed to assist players in locating and engaging opponents, particularly in objective-based modes.

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Gamespot

CoD Season 4 Patch Notes Detail SG-12 Nerf, Anti-Cheat Updates, And More

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Warzone's Season 4 update introduces significant changes including an SG-12 shotgun nerf, new anti-cheat measures via Microsoft Azure Attestation, and various weapon and map adjustments. The update also brings new content for Zombies modes, including the Rogue Run roguelite experience and the Totenreich map improvements, alongside a revamped Ranked Play system and new multiplayer modes.

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PC GamesN

Black Ops 7's new Classic mode is an Omnimovement-free dream for old people like me

Treyarch is introducing a new 'Black Ops Classic' mode in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Season 4, designed to revert movement mechanics to a style similar to Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. This mode will restrict advanced movement options like Omnimovement, Wall Jumps, and Slides, aiming to appeal to players who prefer a more traditional FPS experience on classic maps.

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Push Square

Modern Warfare 4 Trots Out the Same Messaging of Realistic Skins in Call of Duty

Infinity Ward has stated that all cosmetics and collaborations in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will remain grounded and tied to its narrative, which is inspired by real-world events. This messaging echoes previous Call of Duty titles that have failed to maintain this commitment, often leading to player frustration over unrealistic skins and celebrity collaborations.

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PC Gamer

I played Modern Warfare 4 at Infinity Ward, let's talk about it

Infinity Ward's upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, set in South Korea, aims to revitalize the series with a focus on exceptional gunplay, innovative 'apex attachments' that alter weapon identity, and fluid movement. While the campaign and DMZ mode are returning, the preview highlights the multiplayer's refined mechanics and a dynamic 10v10 Gunfight mode with changing maps, suggesting it will be the best-playing Call of Duty in years despite some familiar map design.

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Gamespot

CoD: Black Ops 7 And Warzone Season 4 Release Date And Details

Activision confirmed that Season 4 for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Call of Duty: Warzone will launch on June 4th, bringing new maps, weapons, and limited-time events. Treyarch has released intro cinematics for Black Ops 7's post-launch story, hinting at new operators and potential weapons. While specific multiplayer details are scarce, rumors suggest throwback maps may return, and a new Zombies map is expected in a mid-season update. Warzone will see the return of the Fortune's Keep Resurgence map.

Push Square

This 007 Game You Didn't Play Was Basically PS2's Uncharted

Eurocom's 2008 PlayStation 2 adaptation of Quantum of Solace is highlighted as an underrated gem that plays similarly to Uncharted: Drake's Fortune. This single-player campaign emphasizes espionage and stealth over the more action-heavy PlayStation 3 version, featuring impressive visuals and voice work from Daniel Craig.

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Video Gamer.com

Call of Duty 2026 is reportedly another Modern Warfare game from Infinity Ward

Reports suggest that Infinity Ward is developing the Call of Duty game for 2026, which is expected to continue the rebooted Modern Warfare series. While not officially confirmed by Activision, the game is rumored to be a successor to Modern Warfare 3 and may release on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Despite Microsoft's ownership of Activision, the game is not expected to launch day one on Game Pass.

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Gamedeveloper.com

Obituary: Veteran voice actor Tom Kane has passed away at 64

Veteran voice actor Tom Kane, known for his extensive work in video games and animation over three decades, has passed away at the age of 64. Kane had a prolific career, with notable roles in the Star Wars franchise, Grim Fandango, Final Fantasy XII, Wolfenstein, and Ghost of Tsushima. He retired from voice acting in 2021 following a stroke.

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Rock Paper Shotgun

"If David Lynch made shooters" is Black Ops veteran David Vondehaar's catchphrase for his new game that isn't a "Call of Duty killer"

Former Call of Duty: Black Ops designer David Vondehaar is developing a new shooter with his studio BulletFarm, funded by GreaterThan Group. Vondehaar described the game as being in the vein of "if David Lynch made shooters," emphasizing it will not be a military simulation or a "Call of Duty killer." The project aims for a three-year development cycle with a team of around 50 people.

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Gamespot

CoD Veteran's New Shooter Is "Not A Call Of Duty Killer," Inspired By David Lynch

David Vonderhaar, a veteran Call of Duty developer, is creating a new shooter at his studio BulletFarm, funded by GreaterThan Group. He stated the game is not intended to compete with Call of Duty but is inspired by David Lynch's surreal style, featuring cooperative and player-vs-player elements. Vonderhaar aims for a three-year development cycle with a small team.

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Gaming Bolt

Former NetEase Exec’s New Company is Funding Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, BulletFarm

Former NetEase executive Simon Zhu has launched GreaterThan Group, a new holding company aiming to invest $40 million in global video game development. The company is funding Arcanaut Studios' Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic and BulletFarm, a shooter project led by industry veteran David Vonderhaar. Zhu expressed optimism about balancing artistic achievement with commercial success, noting a shift in investment focus from gaming to AI.

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Gamespot

Call Of Duty Patch Notes Are Longer Than The Entire US Constitution

The patch notes for Call of Duty's recent Season 3 Reloaded update for Black Ops 7 and Warzone have become exceptionally long, exceeding the word count of historical documents like the US Constitution and Magna Carta. This article compares the current length of patch notes to those from older Call of Duty titles, highlighting the significant growth in content and complexity of the live-service game.

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Games Industry

Call of Duty was never the right fit for Game Pass | Opinion

Microsoft has reversed its strategy of including Call of Duty titles on Game Pass at launch and has rolled back recent subscription price hikes. The company realized that the franchise's core audience is not primarily interested in subscription services, and the inclusion of Call of Duty did not drive expected growth or justify lost sales revenue. This move aims to correct a strategic misstep by better aligning Game Pass value with its existing subscriber base and acknowledging the distinct market segments within gaming.

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