A new rumor has suggested thatCall of Duty 2024will be coming to previous generation consoles, despite theCall of Dutyfranchise recently making upgrades to its engine for current generation consoles. Official details are unavailable at the time of this writing, but it’s believedTreyarch returning forCall of Duty 2024.
TheCall of Dutyfranchise has continued its tradition of yearly releases, and continues to be one of the most popular gaming franchises worldwide. The most recent release,Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, has proven to be a huge success for the series,massively outselling other recentCall of Dutytitlesand showing the enduring strength of the franchise. It will come as no surprise for players to hear thatCall of Duty 2024is in development, with the series not missing a yearly release since 2005.
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The rumor thatCall of Duty2024will be coming to previous generation consoles comes courtesy of leaker Tom Henderson at Insider Gaming, claiming that documents provided to the site after the recentActivision data breachconfirm the news. While many may have expected theCall of Dutygames to abandon previous generations in favor of moving forward with the Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, it’s not a huge shock. Many players are still using the older consoles, and despite the current generation being a few years old, a lack of availability has stopped many from upgrading until recently.
The rumor is given credence by the news that theCall of Dutyengine is now the same regardless of the developer. In the past, each developer has had to work with its own version of the engine, but by having a consistent game engine, development becomes more seamless across studios. This would make it easier to bringCall of Duty 2024to previous generation consoles such as the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, as less development time would be needed to dedicate to the ports.
TheCall of Dutyfranchise’s domination of the shooter genre has been extremely impressive over the years, with no signs that the franchise is going anywhere any time soon. However, the series remains stuck in the middle of a huge legal battle, as Microsoft attempts to acquire Activision. The company has tried to extend a hand to Sony to ensure the deal goes through, even offeringSony the chance to putCall of Dutygames on PlayStation Plus. Until the deal is finalized, it remains to be seen whereCall of Dutywill be able to be played in the future.
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