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Well i hope its not lol, would be nice to have an old school WAW back for sure, cant be asked for another lame Call Of duty

Call of Duty will always be a standout game every year from now until the end of time when the games take over and begin to play us. That's something to look forward to at least. A whole other kind of console wars.

Anyway, this year's release looks like it's gearing up to be Modern Warfare 4. The way that the games cycle is the main reason for believing this, but there are also a few bits and bobs coming out that point to a return to that particular slice of the series, too.

For example, this article from Charlie Intel explains that the game developed by Infinity Ward (the main team behind the Modern Warfare series) will have an entirely new campaign.

This is one of the staples of the Modern Warfare series and each iteration of it has had one or two truly powerful moments.

But the big question most fans will be asking right now, is when will the next Call of Duty for 2019 be revealed? We think we might have an idea.

If we look at when the previous games have been revealed over the past 10 years it looks like we should be coming up quite soon on a full reveal for Modern Warfare 4.

Let's take a look at those past announcements:

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 Reveal Trailer - May 27th
Call of Duty Black Ops 2 reveal trailer - May 1st
Call of Duty Ghosts reveal trailer - May 21st
Call of Duty Black Ops 3 reveal trailer - April 27th
Call of Duty Infinite Warfare Teaser reveal - April 30th
Call of Duty WW2 - Announced 21st April
Call of Duty Black Ops 4 - Announced March 8, Reveal event May 17
To say that it the Call of Duty games have a familiar reveal timeframe based on all of that is understating things. It seems that the games are creatures of habits, or at least the teams behind them are.

It's also worth noting that whilst Black Ops 4 was announced much sooner, it also released a whole month earlier than most other Call of Duty games.

Either way, it seems a safe bet to suggest we could see the next Call of Duty game revealed, announced, or at the very least, teased, at some point towards the end of April and early May.

As we mention though, all signs appear to be pointing us towards a new entry in the Modern Warfare series.

Whilst many of the Call of Duty games have a strong lineage, few are as impressive as the Modern Warfare part of the brand.

And its worth noting that during Activision's last earnings call, an Activision Blizzard CFO said that the upcoming game is 'rooted in franchise history.'

The focus on history in that quote is important as the last Modern Warfare game was back in 2011. Eight years is a long time in gaming terms and bringing it back again will no doubt cause a huge uproar.

Plus, Sony recently used PlayStation Plus to give away the remastered version of the original game and they have a particularly close relationship with the developers.

One way or another, we should have more concrete details in the next month or so. Although, based on a few rumours, we already have a few indications of where the game could be headed.

According to Gaming INTEL the latest in the Call of Duty mega-series won't include the beloved Zombies mode.

A pretty big surprise given just how good the mode has become since its inception.

And it's even more surprising when you consider that the Zombies mode has been in every Call of Duty game since 2014.

Supposedly this will apparently make way for something that is a bit like Modern Warfare's 3 Survival mode.

It was effectively a horde mode where you and your friends fight off waves of the undead (the living) instead of the undead.

This mode was a hit in Modern Warfare 3 but in the wake of no single-player last year, it is odd to see another long-lived mode out of the running.

That's not the only big change rumoured, as it's also been suggested that Modern Warfare 4's multiplayer portion will also be significantly changed, potentially dropping specialist characters.

Only time will tell, and thankfully, as we've already alluded to, we don't think it will be that long before we find out.

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