May 22nd 2024.
Ladies and gentlemen, get ready to answer the Call of Duty once again! Activision has just dropped the first teaser trailer for this year's highly anticipated installment of the franchise, and it's safe to say that fans are already buzzing with excitement. But that's not all - the company has also launched a mysterious website, adding to the hype and mystery surrounding the game.
While we wait for the full reveal at the upcoming Xbox Games Showcase, Activision has given us a taste of what's to come with this teaser. As expected, the internet has been abuzz with rumors and speculations about the game, and it seems that some of them may be true. For starters, it appears that the game will be officially announced before the showcase on June 9th. Microsoft has even teased a special presentation that's heavily linked to Call of Duty, and the new teaser video features the same symbol that will be familiar to fans.
The teaser itself doesn't give away much about the game's plot, but it does give us a glimpse of the tone and atmosphere. In the short clip, we see a squad of soldiers venturing into a restricted area in the woods at night. After narrowly escaping in a car, we are shown a shocking sight - the Mount Rushmore sculpture has been vandalized with the faces of former US presidents blindfolded and a cryptic message that reads "The truth lies" along with the Cerberus logo.
But that's not all - the teaser also leads us to a website where we can see the clip playing on an old TV. As of now, there's only static on the first channel, but fans are eagerly waiting for more clips to be uploaded in the coming days. It's no surprise that the next Call of Duty is being developed by Treyarch, and it's highly likely that it will be another Black Ops entry. After all, the espionage-like tone of the teaser is in line with the previous Black Ops games. The last game developed by Treyarch was Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War in 2020, which was a collaboration with Raven Software.
Rumors have been circulating about this year's game, and it's been suggested that it will have open-world elements similar to Far Cry and will be set in the 1990s during the Gulf War. The old TV in the teaser also seems to hint at the time period. Additionally, there have been talks about the game coming to Xbox Game Pass on its release day, which could result in some changes to the subscription service. But let's not get ahead of ourselves - for now, let's just focus on the excitement for the game's official announcement.
In the meantime, let's all reminisce about the good old days and forget about Modern Warfare 3 (temporarily, of course). As always, you can keep up with all the latest gaming news by signing up for our newsletter and following us on social media. And for those who prefer a more traditional method, you can always leave a comment below or send us an email. We love hearing from our readers, and we welcome any submissions for Inbox letters and Reader's Features on our Submit Stuff page.
But for now, let's just bask in the excitement for the new Call of Duty game and eagerly wait for its release. Who knows, it might even feature the best console graphics ever, as seen in Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2. But until we have more information, let's just keep our eyes peeled for any updates and enjoy the thrill of the unknown.
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