According to the leaks the footage which almost clocks in at 2 minutes, is pre-alpha. In other words, it’s not indicative of hat the game will actually look like. At the moment of publishing, It’s unclear where the footage originated from, but it appears to have come from the aforementioned Walshburg. While Activision has not issued a comment on the leaked footage, It is aggressively taking down and throwing copyright strikes at anyone who posts and shares it, suggesting there may be something to the leak.
The 45-minute version has yet to be seen, but the abbreviated clip was only posted for a few minutes before being removed, Shortly thereafter, Garcia completely deactivated his twitter account.
Beyond the small clip of alleged gameplay, Activision has been extremely tight-lipped about Call of Duty 2020. Leaks sourced by Twitter user Okami and sites like Eurogamer suggest the title is called Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and may have ties to Vietnam era action. If this is true, It’s the first time we’re starting to get a bit of a picture painted in terms of how the next call of Duty game might play out, Again It’s unverified, but it sounds pretty plausible.
The next Call of Duty is reportedly going to be called Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and an official reveal is expected in the upcoming weeks. If the rumors from the gaming revolution are correct, then the title makes more sense than ever. We also know that Activision plans to support the call of Duty: Warzone for the foreseeable future, so it’s unlikely that call of duty: Black Ops Cold War will feature its own dedicated battle royale mode this time around.
