Call of Duty: WWII – Sledgehammer Co-Founder Thanks Fans in a Video

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Today Sledgehammer Games released on Twitter a video message from Co-Founder Glen Schofield about the upcoming Call of Duty: WWII.

In the video, Schofield thanks the fans for the positive reaction to the game’s semi-reveal, and his own team for the time and dedication poured in the title’s development.

You can check it out below, and in case you missed it, you can also watch the video from the other Co-Founder, Michael Condrey.

The game will be revealed via livestream on April 26th, at 10 AM PDT.

Tune in now for a greeting from @GlenSchofield! And make sure to catch our worldwide reveal on 4.26 at 10AM PDT. https://t.co/urUxbvRK6j pic.twitter.com/pv6eW61xB5
— Sledgehammer Games (@SHGames) April 23, 2017

Posted: Apr 24, 2017 8:08 am
Related Forum: Call of Duty Forum

Source: http://www.dualshockers.com/2017/04/23/call-duty-wwii-sledgehammer-games-co-founder-thanks-fans-video-message/

Comments

LGWPosted: Mon. Apr 24, 2017

The hype and fan interaction keeps on coming!

...can't wait to be let down again. Hopefully not though.

HolmesyPosted: Mon. Apr 24, 2017

Glock- Honestly, i always liked Sledgehammer games. While i wasn't a total fan of advanced warfare. I think they still did a good job. Them and Treyarch are very good. Infinity ward post 2011 sucks, lost most of their devs. I am however very excited for this call of duty. I have not been excited for a call of duty since Black Ops 1.

I second what you say, but treycrchs last good cod was block ops one, maybe black ops 2 lol

Glock-Posted: Mon. Apr 24, 2017

Honestly, i always liked Sledgehammer games. While i wasn't a total fan of advanced warfare. I think they still did a good job. Them and Treyarch are very good. Infinity ward post 2011 sucks, lost most of their devs. I am however very excited for this call of duty. I have not been excited for a call of duty since Black Ops 1.

ChatPosted: Mon. Apr 24, 2017

I can't wait, I love that they're doing these types of videos, it's something we don't get to see and it shows that they've listened and are trying to give back to us what we've asked for the past years.