The Call of Duty Vanguard reportedly will be unveiled on August 19
It is reported that Activision is preparing to announce Call of Duty: Vanguard next week.
Twitter user @NEXTGEN_ishere announced on Tuesday that the game will be unveiled on August 19 at 10.45 PT / 13.45 ET / 6.45 Moscow time.
Although the tweet in question was deletedReportedly after the copyright holder overturned a violation of the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), respected leader Tom Henderson claims DualShockers he is said to have verified some of the details with four independent sources.
He received word that Activision is indeed planning to announce Call of Duty: Vanguard on August 19, with details of the event reportedly being released today to a limited number of media outlets and content creators under a strict nondisclosure agreement.
Developed by Sledgehammer Games, Call of Duty: Vanguard is expected to be officially unveiled this summer, likely via an in-game event in the free-to-play Warzone, as was the case in Black Ops Cold War last year.
According to VGC sources, it will feature campaign, multiplayer and zombie modes set in the European and Pacific theaters of World War II.
It will also launch alongside an all-new Warzone map, which is said to take place in the Pacific Theater of War and will be significantly larger than the current map of Verdansk.
Henderson also said Wednesday that he was sent what appears to be the first image of Call of Duty: Vanguard.
In the message since the deletion, which was reportedly Henderson said the image, deleted at the request of Activision, shows WWII soldiers storming a beach protected by barbed wire, with palms flaming and American dive bombers in the sky.
Discussing the officially unnamed Call of Duty game during Activision Blizzard’s Q2 earnings report this month, President and COO Daniel Alegre said the game was still scheduled for release in Q4 2021.
“We are confident that this release will be very well received, from the setting our fans know and love to the incredible amount of content in development, including an extensive live schedule.”
“In addition to launching a great seamless experience for current and next generation console players, we are focused on continuing to integrate Warzone and forging our direct relationship with our player base through deeper content integration between premium and free experiences and significant innovation. enters the war zone itself. “
Later, Activision President Rob Kostic said that Activision was “very good” about what Sledgehammer was working on.
“The studio itself has never been bigger and stronger, now with teams in Foster City and Melbourne, and now in Toronto.
“And across all game modes, multiplayer, campaign and co-op, development is going very well and we’re going to share these details with the community very soon.
“In terms of content, this is a really solid launch game across all modes, and the good news for us right now is that we have advanced further in planning our operational operations to support the post-launch community, and the community should also expect this the support will be very, very significant.
“We also have some really exciting new plans for Warzone led by Raven,” added Kostić. “Now, with our premium release, we’ve really had some fun, and I consider the most significant updates planned for the community in both Warzone and the premium version as we head into fall.”
Activision has postponed the launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone Season 5 by 24 hours today.
Black Ops Cold War Season 5 will introduce new multiplayer maps and modes along with a host of fresh Zombies features, while Warzone Season 5 will feature the first exclusive game perks.
