Call Of Duty will never be back!

#callofduty #gaming #games #callofdutyvideos #gamer #gamers #callofdutymodernwarfare #callofdutybo1 #callofdutyblackopsgameplay Call Of Duty has been around now for more than 20 years. It has outgrown nearly every competitor it has ever had in both popularity and also sales. The game series has outlived many others and somehow, to this day, seems to be somehow just as popular, if not more so, than when it first started out. Call Of Duty started off as a grounded, realistic first-person World War 2 shooter before transitioning into other types of shooters such as the famously popular Modern Warfare series, as well as then later the Black Ops series. All of these games brought something new to the table and helped to make the franchise strong and recognisable, all up until 2012 with the release of Black Ops 2, the last Call Of Duty game that I would truly class as a good, solid entry into the series that needed to exist. The Black Ops series was famous for its incredible storytelling and overall great finished product that it provided. Modern Warfare revolutionised the first-person shooter industry, and World at War gave us our first taste of zombies in a Call Of Duty game. Has Call of Duty finally lost its way? From the glory days of Modern Warfare and Black Ops 2 to the state of the franchise today, we'll look at what made Call of Duty great, where it went wrong, and why I don't believe even the newest releases can bring it back to its former peak. In this video I want to talk about why I think there is nothing that Activision and the companies that help to create Call Of Duty can do to truly bring this franchise back from the dead and dying bit it is slowly going into. In this video I will be talking about many different Call Of Duty games, old, new, and in between. I will cover what I think was Call Of Duty's peak and then also its slow and sad decline in success and popularity. I will even go on to talk about when I thought Call Of Duty made a comeback, only to once again fall off again and prove to its audience that the people behind these games don't care about the fans and the final product that they are selling to us, the consumers. I will then go on to talk about how, while this trailer does look good, it and the game that will come after it will not be enough to save Call Of Duty, and however much Call Of Duty will look like it will make a comeback again and this will be like the old times, they never truly will be! Videos that made this one possible    • Evolution of Call of Duty Games 2003-2026