Call of Duty 2021 might not be at E3 - here’s why

A reveal within Warzone?

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Call of Duty 2021is yet to be officially revealed. While Activision-Blizzardhas confirmed that a new entry in the long-running yearly franchise will arrive later in 2021, with development led by Sledgehammer Games, there aren’t many official details right now. Now, it appears the game’s reveal won’t take place aroundE3 2021but instead some other time over the coming months.

According to a report fromVGC, the nextCall of Dutywill not be revealed during E3 2021. Instead, it’ll be part of an in-game event for Warzone, though this is expected to happen sometime during the summer. Part of this Warzone reveal will include new content themed after World War 2, including an entirely new map set in the Pacific.

Activision haspreviously statedthat this new game will be built as a “next-generation experience” though VGC reports that the game will release on Xbox One and PS4 in addition toXbox Series X,Xbox Series S,PS5and PC.

A holiday packed with shooters

A holiday packed with shooters

The next Call of Duty isn’t the only big first-person shooter slated to arrive in the Holiday 2021 period.Battlefield 2042is coming on October 22, with a gameplay reveal set for the Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase on June 13. It’s a multiplayer-only game, with 128 players on the newest consoles, while the older versions are restricted to just 64 players.

Meanwhile,Halo Infiniteis also inbound for sometime in Fall 2021 after being delayed past the launch of the Xbox Series X|S last year. It’s overwhelmingly likely we’ll also be seeing more ofHalo Infiniteat the upcoming Xbox showcase, as well as a release date.

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Samuel Tolbert is a freelance games journalist. His bylines can be found at Android Central, Windows Central, iMore and TechRadar.

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