Next Call of Duty has 'meaningful innovation,' says Activision

[PSU.com]

Activision Publishing boss Eric Hirshberg has promised ‘meaningful innovation’ for the next instalment in the Call of Duty franchise.Hirshberg said in an investors call that the 2012 military shooter is shaping up rather impressively, though didn’t go into any further details on the game."This year, we...


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[F34R]

as long as it's fun, i don't care if they try to re-invent the wheel or not.

[nofear01]

They're adding an extra gun

[jj03]

no not an extra gun...they are adding dildo matches...much like sticks n stones except they will be fired from a womens clunge...now thats innovation.

The dude abides....

[Inzane2050]

This sounds very good. I know Battlefield 3 sold well over 10 million units so far, and it seems Call of Duty is going to do its best to prevent DICE from gaining more ground by vamping up the awesome for the next CoD. This will really be nice to see. The two best shooters competing for our sake. Can't get more epic than this!

[reasonable_doubt]

meaningful innovation = WoW subscription fee?

oh boy can't wait! DAY One!

[Funeralfog]

probably a romantic side story so the little girls who still wait in line to buy it can be connected emotionally this time

[gangsta_795]

Next Call of Duty has 'meaningful innovation,' says Activision

[$Greatness$]

Game hasn't been meaningful since Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

And won't ever again.

[Inzane2050]

This is the kind of change Call of Duty needs to make:

[podsaurus]

This is the kind of change Call of Duty needs to make:

I approve of this post greatly and +rep you sir. There is always room for dinosaurs and dinosaurs make everything awesome. This is indeed fact not opinion.

[Cybertox]

Hopefully the changes that are going to be made will be significant.

[*goo]

Well, nobody in the industry has charged money per footstep taken in a game yet. So yeah, there's room for their style of innovation.

[SchaffinOSX]

I think it's too early to write this off as something unimportant. There's no doubt that Activision realizes the ever-growing number of people who want to see some kind of 'big change' made to the series. Perhaps they will try something new that will bring back some of the community they've lost over the years, while retaining the massive group they already have.

I'm all ears, Activision.

[Dave-The-Rave]

More likely with Treyarch than Infinity Ward...MW3 was abysmal.