Call of Duty to move to every‑other‑year releases, Insider Gaming reports
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Insider Gaming reports that Call of Duty recently announced it will switch from annual releases to releasing a game every other year. The article says the franchise had previously released a new Call of Duty title every year. Insider Gaming cites well-known series entries such as Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops and lists the original Call of Duty release date as October 29, 2003. The piece also says the series often remakes famous maps and continues storylines across entries.
- What happened: Insider Gaming reports Call of Duty recently announced a shift from annual releases to releasing a game every other year.
- Why it matters: The same Insider Gaming article states the franchise previously released a new Call of Duty title every year, marking a change in cadence if implemented.
- Context: Insider Gaming lists series examples including Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops, and records the original Call of Duty release date as October 29, 2003; it also notes the series frequently remakes maps and continues storylines.
- What next: Insider Gaming does not specify when the reported every‑other‑year schedule would begin or which future titles would be affected.