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The next Call of Duty is not coming to PS4 (or presumably Xbox One)
Activision Blizzard is focusing on next-generation platforms for the upcoming Call of Duty title, indicating it will not be released on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. This suggests a move towards prioritizing current-gen consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
Morning Consolidation
Activision has confirmed that the next installment in the Call of Duty franchise will not be released on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, marking a shift to current-generation platforms. Separately, it was noted that the game 007 First Light will not be delayed for the Nintendo Switch 2, as it is already capable of running on the platform.
Activision quashes rumors that the next Call it Duty will launch on PS4 — 'It's not true'
Activision has officially denied rumors that the next Call of Duty game will be released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The company confirmed that the upcoming title will be exclusive to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, marking the first time a Call of Duty game will skip the previous generation consoles.
Overwatch has a new custom Zombies mode, so crack open a cold Jugger-Nog, lock in, and go wild
A new custom PvE Zombies mode for Overwatch, created by 'Kanzuki', allows up to four players to battle waves of undead heroes on various maps. The mode incorporates power-ups inspired by Call of Duty's Zombies, such as Jugger-Nog and Speed Cola, along with custom weapons and boss rounds.
The Next Call Of Duty Game Will Not Be On Last-Gen Consoles
Activision has officially stated that the next Call of Duty title will not be released on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, marking a shift to current-generation consoles. This decision follows rumors and will be the first mainline Call of Duty game in twelve years to skip last-gen platforms. Future Call of Duty titles will also be delayed on Game Pass, launching approximately a year after their initial release.
2026’s Call of Duty is not coming to PS4
Activision has confirmed that the next Call of Duty title, and subsequent releases, will not be available on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. This marks the end of last-generation support for the franchise, which has spanned multiple console generations since Call of Duty: Ghosts in 2013. The decision is expected to allow developers to focus resources on current-generation platforms like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
PS4 Support Finally Dropped by Its Biggest Game Franchise
Activision has confirmed that the upcoming Call of Duty title will be the last in the franchise to support the PlayStation 4, officially ending support for the console later this year. This decision is seen as a move to address technical limitations that have impacted development for cross-generational titles. Players have generally reacted positively to the news, anticipating that this will allow for more advanced game design on current-generation platforms like the PlayStation 5.
Call Of Duty is not being released on PS4 this year confirms Activision
Activision has confirmed that this year's Call of Duty title will not be released on PlayStation 4, marking a shift to current-generation consoles only. This decision comes amidst rumors of continued cross-generation development and follows the discontinuation of PlayStation 4 releases for the series starting in 2026. The company has not yet officially announced the game, but it is widely speculated to be Modern Warfare 4.
Six years later, Activision confirms the next Call of Duty is finally skipping PS4 and Xbox One
Activision has confirmed that the next Call of Duty title will not be released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, marking the first proper current-generation release for the franchise. This decision comes six years after the launch of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. The move is expected to allow for core-level design and technological improvements for the military FPS series.
Call of Duty 2026 will skip PS4 and Xbox One releases
Activision has confirmed that the upcoming Call of Duty title in 2026 will not be released for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles. This decision marks a shift towards next-generation hardware for the franchise.
A Nail in PS4's Coffin, Call of Duty Will Finally Ditch Last-Gen Console
Activision has confirmed that the 2026 Call of Duty title will not be released on the PlayStation 4, marking the end of the franchise's support for the last-generation console after 13 games. This decision signifies a significant shift away from last-gen hardware for major releases.
Call of Duty 2026 is Not Coming to Previous-Gen Consoles, Ending 12-Year Streak
The next Call of Duty title, rumored to be Modern Warfare 4, will not be developed for the PlayStation 4, ending a 12-year streak of cross-generational releases. This marks the first time since Call of Duty: Ghosts in 2013 that a new entry will be exclusive to current-generation consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
Xbox is Exploring “a Range of Options” to Reach 30 Percent Profit Margins by 2030 – Rumor
Xbox is reportedly exploring various strategies to achieve a 30 percent profit margin by 2030, including potential cost-saving measures and a shift towards being more software-focused. These efforts are influenced by pressure from Microsoft and a desire to capitalize on upcoming hardware sales, such as for Grand Theft Auto 6. The company has also adjusted its Game Pass strategy, with new Call of Duty titles no longer launching day one on the service.
Call of Duty 2026 Won’t Be On Last-gen
The next Call of Duty game will not be released on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, marking the first time since Call of Duty: Ghosts that a new entry will be exclusive to current-generation consoles. This decision is expected to allow for greater technological advancements in game development.
Call of Duty 2026 Won't Be Releasing on Last-Gen Consoles
The upcoming Call of Duty title in 2026 will not be released on last-generation consoles such as the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. This decision aims to allow developers to focus on the capabilities of current-generation hardware.
Activision kills Call of Duty rumor: next game will not be on PS4, ending last-gen support nearly 6 years after PS5 and…
Activision has officially confirmed that the next Call of Duty game will not be released on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, ending last-generation support for the franchise. This announcement refutes recent rumors about the next installment, believed to be Modern Warfare 4, being tested on PS4.
Call of Duty shuts down PS4 rumors, confirming current gen focus for 2026 entry
Activision has officially denied rumors that the next Call of Duty title, expected in 2026, will be developed for the PlayStation 4. This marks a shift towards a current-generation-only focus, with the game slated for release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The publisher aims to leverage new hardware for an improved player experience.
The Next Call Of Duty Won't Be On PS4, Says Activision
Activision has officially denied rumors that the next Call of Duty game will be released on PlayStation 4, confirming it will not be developed for the last-generation console. This marks the first time since 2013 that the franchise will skip the PlayStation 4, and likely the Xbox One as well, as developers move towards newer hardware.
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.
Real-Life Soldier Chris Cassidy Is Coming To Call Of Duty In A Charity Bundle
Activision is releasing a new charity bundle for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and Warzone, featuring retired US Navy SEAL and astronaut Captain Chris Cassidy. 100% of the net proceeds from the Navigator: Tracer Pack DLC will support the Call of Duty Endowment, which aids veterans. An in-game "Navigator Challenge" event will also run from May 8-21, offering additional rewards.
