Activision acquires developer Digital Legends for new Call of Duty mobile game
Activision is working on a new Call of Duty game for mobile phones. The publisher has recently acquired The Respawnables developer Digital Legends to develop the next Call of Duty mobile title. The first official Call of Duty game for smartphones, Call of Duty: Mobile, is incredibly popular on both Android and iOS devices. As Call of Duty: Mobile had launched in October 2019, it’s about time players get a new Call of Duty experience on smartphones. Activision’s approach for mobile versions of Call of Duty is much different compared to its PC and console counterparts. Both PC and console get a new Call of Duty game every year, with Call of Duty: Vanguard launching on November 5, 2021.
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Activision and Digital Legends haven’t shared any details about the gameplay or release of the next Call of Duty mobile game. The dev teams have already started working on the game, according to Chris Plummer, Head of Mobile for Activision. Plummer said, “Our teams already have been collaborating very closely for much of this year. We are building a world-class mobile development roster of talent and teams, and we look forward to what’s to come.”
Digital Legends is working closely with other Activision studios including Solid State, Beenox, and Activision Shanghai for the new Call of Duty mobile title. The new studio helps Activision expand its dev teams in various locations such as Guildford, Austin, Melbourne, Krakow, Toronto, and Mexico City.
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