Do expect Guitar Hero IV and Call of Duty V

14th December 2007

After the news of founding Activision Blizzard the network became full of active interest for what will happen in the future with the most famous series, which are in the hands of Activision. In particular, it became known that a new publisher is planning to continue developing Guitar Hero and Call of Duty, which means that Guitar Hero IV and Call of Duty 5 have been already confirmed.
Unfortunately, there have been no further announcement so far, so we do not know the details.
It would be foolish to assume that Activision would suddenly abandon their known and commercially successful series. Once Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock earned about $ 115 million for the first week, and Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare has assembled very good reviews, we would not worry about the future of these projects.

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