Call of Duty 2020 Development in Turmoil, Transferred to Treyarch to Develop Black Ops 5 | Caffeinate 5.20.19 episode artwork

EPISODE · May 20, 2019 · 34 MIN

Call of Duty 2020 Development in Turmoil, Transferred to Treyarch to Develop Black Ops 5 | Caffeinate 5.20.19

from The Jampack Report: Gaming News Podcast · host JampackSam

Call of Duty has traditionally been an industry mainstay for nearly 20 years, but the 2020 game development seems to be in disarray. Here are today's stories: - Sources: Call of Duty 2020 In Upheaval As Treyarch Takes Over, Plans Black Ops 5 - Borderlands 3 pre-order pulled from Epic Games store amid Mega Sale kerfuffle - Minecraft has sold 176 million copies worldwide - 'Minecraft Earth' makes the world your augmented reality playground - Capcom has multiple titles in development using Resident Evil 2's graphics engine - THQ Nordic teases E3 2019 announcements: ‘long-awaited return of galactically beloved game’ and ‘new vision of beloved game’ - Steam Summer Sale 2019 Dates Leaked - World of Warcraft Classic players think some features are bugs Follow me on social media! Twitter: http://twitter.com/prettychillguy Instagram: http://instagram.com/samueladamsmedia YouTube: http://youtube.com/samueladamsmedia

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