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Hitekno.com – Release Call of Duty (COD) Vanguard in the fourth quarter of 2021 received less rave reviews from fans. The latest leak claims that Call of Duty 2022 can glide faster as a result of the unsoldiness of COD Vanguard.
Leaker Tom Henderson reveals that the title game The new Call of Duty could be released to the public sooner than initially thought. Please note, Tom Henderson often leaks information about Call of Duty and Battlefield games.
The leaker claims that Call of Duty 2022 (expected to be Modern Warfare 2) could launch a month earlier than initial estimates. He predicts that fans will be able to find the new title in October 2022.
“As expected, it looks like this year’s Call of Duty title will be Modern Warfare 2 (2022). Ready to unfold sometime in the summer. Heard the furore that the title could be released in October 2022 due to COD Vanguard’s poor sales performance. Massive Warzone update will be coming soon,” said Tom Henderson via his official Twitter account (@_Tom_Henderson_).
Quoted from Gamesradar, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 teaser may be coming in the near future if the leak from the leaker is true. Rumor has it that the new Call of Duty game could be set around Latin America.
In November 2021, reports from the UK claimed that sales of Call of Duty Vanguard were the worst for the COD franchise in more than a decade. Sales of Call of Duty: Vanguard weren’t as big as Activision and Sledgehammer Games had hoped.
VideoGameChronicle (VGC) provide information from industry sources regarding the sale of COD Vanguard. VGC did not provide detailed figures, but sales of Vanguard in the UK recorded the lowest performance in franchise history.
Reports claim that Vanguard’s sales figures are the worst in 14 years. GamesIndustry.biz published data showing that early week Vanguard sales were down 40 percent YoY, compared to the previous COD premium entry (Black Ops Cold War).
Compared to a record COD release (Black Ops 2010), Vanguard sold almost 200 percent less in its first week of release. Given that previous titles have not exploded in the market, it makes sense for Activision to choose to advance the debut of the new Call of Duty game.
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