Call of Duty No Estara en E3


 

Estan circulando rumores que Activision no revelera la proxima version de Call of Duty durante la semana de E3.  Si no que revelera el proximo mapa de Warzone que sera basado en WWII.  Se especula que en vez de enseñar el juego la proxima semana, sera durante un evento dentro de Warzone, similar a como se hizo el año pasado.

Creo que Call of Duty tiene la oportunidad de sacarle el aire a Battlefield 2042 si decide revelar el juego la proxima semana, pero aparentement ellos quieren seguir el mismo paso de Fortnite, donde tratan el juego como una comunidad y revelan su futuro con eventos dentro del juego.

Lo mas probable es que Activision quiere tener toda la noticias para ellos el dia que muestren el juego, durante E3 habran muchos juegos de que hablar y Call of Duty tendra mas competencia en la noticias.

Que opinan?  Seria mejor ver el juego la proxima semana, o esperar?

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