TheOGKriptic wrote

GunneRr wrote i mean there is a good possibility there could be zombies. I think all the gamemodes are owned by Activision but i could be wrong. Then again Hardpoint and the pick # system were both treyarchs but are know in AW.

If you wouldn't mind, pick up your BO2 case. Take a hard look at Both the Words Activision and TreyArch on the case. Now look at Cod Mw2-3 or CoD Ghosts and See Infinity War and Activision.
Activision is simply a publisher, that is all.

Activison publishes and OWNS call of duty. Also Inifity Ward has "Creative Authority" over Treyarch.

MP5N wrote How many people do I need to tell it won't have Zombies!

Treyarch owns the rights to a Round based, Competitive Zombie side mode and ONLY Treyarch can make such a mode under the Call of Duty title

Electrolyte wrote Advanced warfare is being made by SledgeHammer Games and being published by Activision (Square Enix in Japan) Although Activision has been a recent part of the past zombie games / story (CoD: WaW, CoD: Blops, CoD: Blops II, and others...) They are not the original designers of zombies because that was treyarchs thing Activision only publishes the game they do not do any development on it. Therefore there will most likely not be a "Nazi Zombies" gamemode rather a different survival type game such as Extinction. Now I'm not saying there won't be a next generation survival like zombies but there is a good chance of it. Now we can't exactly assume it will be like zombies there are endless possibilities and ideas game designers come up with but i think your best bet will be something similar to Spec Ops like on mw3 / mw2 and or combat training! Hope this helps clear some stuff up for you guys.

Activision OWNS the "Call of Duty" franchise, Treyarch, Infinity Ward (and now) Sledgehammer Games are only the developers. If Activision decides they want to bring one of their assests (ie: Zombies), they have every right to. You people obviously have no idea how this works, do you?

"As with book publishers or publishers of DVD movies, video game publishers are responsible for their product's (this means THEY OWN IT) manufacturing and marketing, including market research and all aspects of advertising.

They often finance (which means THEY pay for it, which makes it THEIRS) the development, sometimes by paying a video game developer (Treyarch, Infinity Ward and now Sledgehammer Games) (the publisher calls this external development) and sometimes by paying an internal staff of developers called a studio." - Wiki

Educate yourselves, sheep.

-Misaki wrote

MP5N wrote How many people do I need to tell it won't have Zombies!

Treyarch owns the rights to a Round based, Competitive Zombie side mode and ONLY Treyarch can make such a mode under the Call of Duty title

Electrolyte wrote Advanced warfare is being made by SledgeHammer Games and being published by Activision (Square Enix in Japan) Although Activision has been a recent part of the past zombie games / story (CoD: WaW, CoD: Blops, CoD: Blops II, and others...) They are not the original designers of zombies because that was treyarchs thing Activision only publishes the game they do not do any development on it. Therefore there will most likely not be a "Nazi Zombies" gamemode rather a different survival type game such as Extinction. Now I'm not saying there won't be a next generation survival like zombies but there is a good chance of it. Now we can't exactly assume it will be like zombies there are endless possibilities and ideas game designers come up with but i think your best bet will be something similar to Spec Ops like on mw3 / mw2 and or combat training! Hope this helps clear some stuff up for you guys.

Activision OWNS the "Call of Duty" franchise, Treyarch, Infinity Ward (and now) Sledgehammer Games are only the developers. If Activision decides they want to bring one of their assests (ie: Zombies), they have every right to. You people obviously have no idea how this works, do you?

"As with book publishers or publishers of DVD movies, video game publishers are responsible for their product's (this means THEY OWN IT) manufacturing and marketing, including market research and all aspects of advertising.

They often finance (which means THEY pay for it, which makes it THEIRS) the development, sometimes by paying a video game developer (Treyarch, Infinity Ward and now Sledgehammer Games) (the publisher calls this external development) and sometimes by paying an internal staff of developers called a studio." - Wiki

Educate yourselves, sheep.

Wasnt trying to say to say your 2nd and 3rd points, just your 1st.