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In a week of Xbox leadership changes, longtime Treyarch boss Mark Gordon is retiring from the Call of Duty studio to "focus on his next chapter"
Mark Gordon, studio head at Treyarch for 22 years, is retiring from the Call of Duty developer. Gordon was instrumental in the development of titles like Call of Duty: World at War and the Black Ops series. Treyarch veterans Kevin Hendrickson and Yale Miller will take over as co-studio heads following his departure.
Treyarch’s Mark Gordon Steps Down as Studio Head After 22 Years
Treyarch studio head Mark Gordon is retiring after 22 years, with Kevin Hendrickson and Yale Miller stepping up as new co-studio heads. The studio, known for its work on the Call of Duty franchise, is not developing this year's entry, which is Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. This new title will launch on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch on October 23rd, and will feature a new story, updated multiplayer movement, and the return of the DMZ mode.
Treyarch announces retirement of Studio Head Mark Gordon
Treyarch studio head Mark Gordon is retiring after 22 years, having overseen the development of the entire Black Ops series. Kevin Hendrickson and Yale Miller will succeed him as co-studio heads. Gordon's tenure included titles like Call of Duty 2: Big Red One and Call of Duty: World at War.
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.
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.
CoD Warzone’s new Blackout-inspired mode has been in development for ‘about a year and a half’ in an effort to ‘shatter the stagnation’ of battle royale
Call of Duty: Warzone's new Black Ops Royale mode, inspired by the original Blackout, has been in development for about a year and a half. This mode aims to combat "stagnation" in the battle royale genre by introducing new mechanics and a focus on looting, while developers consider future integration of player purchases. The new map, Avalon, is also slated to eventually replace Verdansk.
Black Ops Royale Is The Shake-Up That CoD: Warzone Needs
Call of Duty: Warzone has received a new "Black Ops Royale" mode, which aims to provide the futuristic Black Ops 7 experience that was missing from its initial integration. This mode draws inspiration from the original Blackout battle royale, featuring mechanics like grappling guns, wingsuits, and advanced movement on a new map called Avalon. Developers Pete Actipis and Yale Miller discussed the year-and-a-half development process, emphasizing the dual design of Avalon for both this mode and Call of Duty: Black Ops 7's Endgame mode.
