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CoD: Modern Warfare 3 já tem data?

De acordo com várias fontes do Eurogamer, o novo jogo da série Call of Duty, que deverá ter o subtítulo Modern Warfare 3, vai ser lançado no dia 8 de Novembro de 2011.

Uma base de dados da Tesco refere-se ao jogo como Call of Duty: Project Collossus.

Os rumores surgem horas antes da Activision Blizzard anunciar os seus resultados financeiros relativos aos meses de janeiro, fevereiro e março. A conferência de investidores deverá ter inicio às 21h30 (hora de Portugal).

Para já tanto a Activision como a Tesco ainda não fizeram qualquer comentário sobre o assunto.

Relembramos que o novo Call of Duty ainda não foi anunciado, no entanto vários rumores apontam para que este seja uma prequela do primeiro jogo da série Modern Warfare.

Veremos se logo à noite a Activision faz referência ao novo Call of Duty.

Fonte : Eurogamer.pt

Call of Duty 2011 to 'set a new standard in the franchise'


The new Call of Duty title will boast an ‘unprecedented online universe’ and looks set to raise the proverbial bar for the venerable franchise, publisher Activision has said.

Speaking during the company’s Q1 earnings call yesterday, CEO Eric Hirshberg teased that the new game – rumored to be Modern Warfare 3 – has ‘exceeded every internal milestone’ and promised we’ll get our first look at the FPS soon.

"By any measure, Call of Duty is one of the biggest entertainment franchises in the world and we expect this year's game will set a new standard in the franchise," teased Hirshberg.

"The creative excellence and sheer scale of the game we are making, and the unprecedented online universe that will accompany it will re-set the bar for this genre, giving players a new level of immersion, connectivity, community and of course epic action. The game to date has exceeded every internal milestone and we look forward to sharing it with you soon."

The executive added that Activision has set its sights on channelling more investment into the military shooter in an effort to “take the experience to an entirely new level.”

Stay tuned for more details as they break.



Fonte : http://www.psu.com

Novo CoD com online sem precedentes

Call of Duty vai contar com um sistema online sem precedentes que irá marcar outro ponto de viragem nas plataformas de jogos actuais.

Pelo menos foi isso que Eric Hirshberg, executivo da Activision, disse em entrevista com os nossos colegas britânicos do Eurogamer.

Enquanto outros tentam copiar a fórmula da companhia nos seus FPS, eles parecem estar dispostos a mudar.

"Vamos criar um novo padrão para a série. Reiniciaremos esta parte do género dando aos jogadores um novo nível de imersão, conectividade, comunidade e acção épica."

De acordo com Hirshberg, a companhia criou um estúdio de desenvolvimento que está totalmente dedicado em criar um novo universo digital para Call of Duty, com conteúdos e serviços que permitam "unir a comunidade como nunca foi feito antes, integrando e oferecendo uma experiência online em que as consolas joguem juntas pela primeira vez."

O desenvolvimento deste projecto já leva dois anos e estão bastante ansiosos por poder apresentá-lo pela primeira vez aos jogadores.

Infelizmente teremos que aguardar mais umas semanas até que se fiquem a saber mais alguns detalhes sobre este novo online, no entanto e como era de esperar este Project Collossus parece ainda ter muito para dizer.

Fonte : Eurogamer.pt

Mais detalhes CoD: Modern Warfare 3

Ao que tudo indica a 3ª Guerra Mundial pode estar prestes a rebentar. Pelo menos nos estúdios das equipas que estão a desenvolver Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

De acordo com o Kotaku o jogo estaria a ser desenvolvido não por uma, mas sim por três produtoras, sendo elas a Infinity Ward, a Sledgehammer Games e a Raven Software, esta última como equipa de apoio.

De acordo com fontes do site, o jogo vai continuar a história de Modern Warfare 2, situando-nos numa hipotética 3ª Guerra Mundial, onde os confrontos militares são levados a cabo em cenários mais abertos, com tanques de guerra a passearem-se pelas ruas e cenários completamente destruíveis.

Para além disso, o Kotaku apontou também através das suas fontes, o regresso de personagens conhecidos de anteriores jogos da série Modern Warfare como John "Soap" MacTavish e John Prince.

Veremos se nas próximas semanas, ou durante a E3, tudo será descortinado.

Fonte : Eurogamer.pt

Este modo online, onde existe a possibilidade de jogar com jogadores da xbox, penso que isto só irá aumentar a competitividade a todos os niveis. Esta noticia deixou-me muito entusiasmado, vamos esperar para ver o que irão mostrar na E3.

Modern Warfare 3 to Feature Bigger Story, More Destruction This Fall


While still unannounced, sources who have seen the game in action tell Kotaku that the next Call of Duty will be a Modern Warfare 3 that pushes the bar on what people have come to expect from the series. And it hits this fall.
The yet-to-be announced sequel is under development by Infinity Ward,
though a swath of those developers left the company in a
civil-litigation uprising last year. The team is being assisted by newly
minted Activision studio Sledgehammer Games, we're told. We've also
heard that Raven Software may be involved.
The Call of Duty series has long alternated between two sets
of stories and timelines. The games made by Treyarch have typically
been set during the events of World War II, though last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops moved the setting to the Cold War of the 1960s. Starting with 2007's Modern Warfare, Infinity Ward's Call of Duties all took place in a modern day setting.
In the original Modern Warfare, a civil war breaks out in the Russia of 2011. The story continues in Modern Warfare 2,
which has a terrorist attack in Russia erroneously linked to the United
States. That leads Russian forces to invade the U.S. Some of the
missions even feature rolling ground combat in the Washington, D.C.
suburbs of Virginia and in the capital itself.[color:2759=grey)]Image of Modern Warfare 2 (Activision)

Key to the near ending of Modern Warfare 2, was the
detonation of a nuclear missile in the upper atmosphere above the
Mid-Atlantic, something that creates an electromagnetic pulse that
destroyed all electronic equipment on both sides of the raging war in
D.C. Such an event would cripple the area in the short term, essentially
removing the ability to use most technology in the region as the
country tries to rebuild or bring in support from other parts of the
country. It also seems that it could make the story a hard one to follow
in a modern day shooter.
But our sources tell us Modern Warfare 3 will continue along
that storyline, delivering a "world in crisis" feel to the aftermath of
the U.S. invasion. However, it looks like it won't be another take on Red Dawn, a post-U.S. invasion storyline already explored by Homefront. While it's unclear where specifically the game will be set, Modern Warfare 3 will have a urban setting, much like the U.S. missions in Modern Warfare 2, with military vehicles, including tanks, rolling through suburban streets.
The story may also include prominent characters from Modern Warfare 2, like Captain John "Soap" MacTavish and Captain John Price. Modern Warfare 2
ended with Price, Soap and a Russian informant codenamed Nikolai on the
run as international fugitives following their killing of Lieutenant
General Shepherd.
The biggest shift for the game appears to be in its breadth. We're told that Modern Warfare 3
will take place on a much larger, epic scale. It appears the game will
explore the lead up to a blossoming set of engagements that could pull
in other countries, creating a potential World War III scenario. The
game will also feature large, urban destructible environments.[color:2759=grey)]Full size

Image of upcoming Battlefield 3 (Electronic Arts)

The focus on larger maps and destructible environments brings to mind competitor Electronic Arts' Battlefield series which made a name for itself with those two keystones. Battlefield 3
is also set for a 2011 fall release, meaning the two games could in
theory be vying directly with one another for gamers' attention. Battlefield 3,
as shown by EA in previous events this year, will take place in a
modern setting and feature large maps and destructible environments.
We expect to hear more about the Call of Duty series and Modern Warfare 3 this summer during the annual E3 trade show.
We've contacted Activision for comment on this story and will update when we hear back.

Fonte : http://kotaku.com

As informações começam a ficar cada vez mais sólidas, já tenho água na boca!

quando é a E3 malta? :X

Em junho amigo. Mais precisamente dia 9

opa seja o q for com people a jogar cru8zado na ps3 e 360 eu tou la batido de certeza absuluta pq e a minha serie favorita de jogos e nao vou abandonar enquanto ela denotar tala qualidade.

Sinceramente não me parece que o Battlefield vá roubar fãs a Call of Dutty. Deve ter um grande single, mas não vai passar disso. No entanto já faz falta um jogo que nos ofereça uma experiencia online como COD.

O MW3 vai vender bué e vai destruir o battlefield 3. os gajos do cod não são burros, toda a gente viu os trailers do BF 3 e o entusiasmo que se criou à volta do jogo. o warfare 3 vai ser muita potente

Eurogamer

Acho que isto é mais do que verdade!... porque tive uma trabalheira para postar lol

quanto mais parecido com o mw2 melhor x)

O Kotaku conseguiu obter imensas informações sobre Modern Warfare 3, incluindo a história completa do jogo.

Para começar, é revelada a data de lançamento do jogo, que segundo as fontes do site, será a 8 de Novembro de 2011.

Modern Warfare 3 é fruto de uma colaboração entre três estúdios (Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games e Raven Software) e promete remodelar a franquia Call of Duty em todos os aspectos.

Em termos de história, o jogo tem início logo após o final de Modern Warfare 2, com os Estados Unidos a sofrer um ataque surpresa por parte da Rússia. Na campanha single-player controlaremos algumas das forças especiais mais conhecidas e visitaremos cidades de todo o mundo .

A campanha será constituída por 15 missões diferentes, começando a primeira em Nova Iorque. A última decorrerá no Dubai.

Modern Warfare 3 responderá às perguntas que foram deixadas por responder nos dois primeiros jogos. Caras conhecidas retornarão neste terceiro título, mas podem contar também com novas personagens. Algumas destas novas personagens parecem estar destinadas a futuros títulos Modern Warfare, como é o caso dos operativos "Frost" e "Sandman".

O multiplayer terá uma boa quantidade de mapas e haverão dois tipos de modos "Spec Ops": "Survival" e "Mission".

Modern Warfare 3 está ainda por revelar, e em baixo poderão ver imagens que o kotaku afirma dizerem ser do Modern Warfare 3.

Eurogamer

20 mapas MP!

Como já noticiamos, o Kotaku revelou os primeiros detalhes de Modern Warfare 3, incluindo imagens, a história completa e pormenores relacionados com o modo multijogador.

Como já sabem, o jogo tem a colaboração de três estúdios, Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games, e Raven Software, e irá contar com um 20 mapas para o seu modo multiplayer.

A lista revelada de mapas, que podem ver em baixo, é de facto considerável, não se sabe se estarão todos disponíveis no dia de lançamento do jogo ou farão parte de conteúdos adicionais lançados posteriormente.

Alpha
Alps
Bootleg
Bravo
Brooklyn
Carbon
Coast
Dome
Exchange
Hardhat
Interchange
Lambeth
Meteora
Mogadishu
Paris
Plaza 2
Radar
Seatown
Underground
Village

Eurogamer

Teaser

o estranho é que só encontrei este vid, num dos channels de um XPX member lol

Demasiada informação em apenas um dia . . . LOOOOL

The Modern Warfare 3 Files: Exclusive First Details on the Biggest Game of 2011















Brian Crecente


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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is coming Nov. 8, 2011, Kotaku
has learned, delivering with it mammoth battles that engulf a dozen
cities around the world including New York, Paris and London.
Multiple sources have shared details of the game's story, art, sounds and game modes with Kotaku, noting that the game will reshape the landscape of the Call of Duty
franchise, bringing an impressive number of eclectic settings, deep
multiplayer gaming and a story that ties up nearly all loose ends from
previous titles, including the final moments of key figures in the
series' history.
While we haven't seen the game in action ourselves, we've gone to
great lengths to nail down as much as possible the veracity of our
sources. We believe that the imagery and chief details are accurate.
That doesn't mean things can't change before release, but this appears
to be a full run down of where Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games and
Raven Software is on Modern Warfare 3 as they add the final polishing touches.
The game opens moments after the cliffhanger ending of Modern Warfare 2
with the U.S. struggling to stave off a surprise Russian attack. The
single-player campaign will ping-pong players around the world as they
take on the multiple throwaway roles as a Russian Federal Protective
Services agent, SAS Operative, tank gunner, and AC-130 gunner as well as
key characters from previous installments and new recurring characters.
The game will feature about 15 missions, kicking off with the invasion
of Manhattan by a Russian force and wrapping up with a final encounter
in Dubai.

The plot, as described, seems to be keeping with developer Infinity
Ward's habit of delivering complex, short sequences punctuated by lots
of gunfire and scene changes. The game also has players take control of
several vehicles, returning gamers to the AC-130 gunship as a gunner and
plopping them down in a tank as part of a U.S. Armored Division.
The single-player campaign, which appears to wrap up most of the unanswered questions and character fates of the first two Modern Warfare titles, also introduces new characters who appear to be destined for future Modern Warfare games, especially two Delta Force operatives codenamed "Frost" and "Sandman".
Multiplayer in the game returns with a chunky list of playable maps
as well as two types of Spec Ops modes: "Survival" and "Mission".
Activision, the series' publisher, still hasn't officially unveiled
any details about the game, though executives have said that a new Call of Duty game was coming this year. Last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops, developed by Treyarch, sold more than 7 million copies in the first 24 hours and within six weeks reached $1 billion in sales.
We've contacted Activision for comment and will update the story when and if they provide reaction.

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Modern Warfare 3 Multiplayer Features Battles in Brooklyn, Clash in Mogadishu


Packed with 15 levels set in locations around the world, from Manhattan to the catacombs of Paris, Modern Warfare 3's near-future campaign looks to be an experience that will top anything seen before in a Call of Duty game. More »

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Where You'll Go, How You'll Kill, and Who Will Die in Modern Warfare 3


We've been gentle so far in our revealing of what we know about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. We've tip-toed through the minefield of spoilers, and tried to reveal only facts anyone would want to know. More »

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SEAL Team Six, 'Black Tuesday' And Other Modern Warfare 3 Hot Buttons


A brief audio clip that we believe is a piece of the upcoming Modern Warfare 3 refers to SEAL Team Six, the unit widely assumed to have killed Osama Bin Laden in a raid in Pakistan earlier this month.

What are SEAL Team Six and ‘Black Tuesday’ Doing in Modern Warfare 3?















Stephen Totilo


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A brief audio clip that we believe is a piece of the upcoming Modern Warfare 3 refers to SEAL Team Six, the unit widely assumed to have killed Osama Bin Laden in a raid in Pakistan earlier this month.
It makes perfect sense. America's favorite fighting men would have to get mentioned in the 2011 edition of the jingoistic Modern Warfare
series. It is, however, both a likely coincidence and a sign that the
new edition of the hottest franchise in video games might again be
pushing some provocative buttons before year's end.
The SEAL Team Six reference is barked in an audio file that was part of a larger leak of presumed Modern Warfare 3 images, story details and sound clips provided to Kotaku. Those leaks indicate that Modern Warfare 3
involves a near-future war between the United States and Russia, though
it focuses on the operations of elite military units spread around the
globe. In the audio file, which can be heard here,
a voice of a military operative says: "Seal Team Six was sent in but
they lost half their team on infil. We need to strike fast before the
Russians can launch a counterattack." The word "infil" is likely
shorthand for "infiltration". The rough audio file may be part of the
game or part of a promotional campaign around it.
The Modern Warfare 3 leak we received this week includes a
summary of each of the missions in the November-scheduled game. None of
them feature SEAL Team Six prominently, but the reference we heard takes
on increased relevance given the SEAL's post-Bin-Laden elevation to the
status of American super-heroes. While we have no indication that the
reference was added after the Bin Laden raid—SEAL Team Six, after all, was referenced in the first Modern Warfare—that doesn't mean gamers in November wouldn't interpret it as a tie-in.
With their rise in popularity, the big modern combat first-person
shooters that come out each fall have come closer to becoming the topic
of mainstream news. They're no longer just mainstream headline material
for their sales success but, bit by bit, for their content. Two years
ago, Modern Warfare 2 was a national news topic
because of the inclusion of an optional mission that enabled the player
to participate in the massacre of civilians at a Russian airport. Last
year, Medal of Honor made headlines for the planned option to let gamers play as the Taliban against NATO troops in a virtual version of the current war in Afghanistan.[color:2c39=grey)]Presumed concept art for a London attack in Modern Warfare 3

From the scraps of story we've seen about Modern Warfare 3, however, the bigger eye-brow raisers may not be any name-checking of the SEALS.
According to leaked information, an early mission involving a
near-future Russian military assault is tentatively entitled "Black
Tuesday" and leads to a battle near the New York Stock Exchange. That
could be a reference to the infamous stock market crash of 1929 but
would surely also reverberate with New Yorkers who recall the day of the
week when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center. Another level,
set in London, involves terrorist threats, a battle in subway tunnels
and a truck bomb in front of the house of Parliament, which sounds like a
remix of both perpetrated and foiled terrorist attacks on London in the
past decade.
Video game proponents can be expected to defend the validity that
their favorite medium should and can be as topical as books, movies or
any other form of entertainment. Nevertheless, if the plot goes
unchanged from what we've been shown this week, it can be expected that Modern Warfare
will exemplify its modernity not just for the caliber of guns its
characters wield but for the anxieties with which it intersects.[color:2c39=grey)](Top photo: U.S. Navy SEALS, by John Scorza | U.S. Navy)

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The Modern Warfare 3 Files: Exclusive First Details on the Biggest Game of 2011


Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is coming Nov. 8, 2011, Kotaku
has learned, delivering with it mammoth battles that engulf a dozen
cities around the world including New York, Paris and London.
Multiple sources have shared details of the game's story, art, sounds and game modes with Kotaku, noting... More »

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Where You'll Go, How You'll Kill, and Who Will Die in Modern Warfare 3


We've been gentle so far in our revealing of what we know about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. We've tip-toed through the minefield of spoilers, and tried to reveal only facts anyone would want to know. More »

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Modern Warfare 3 Multiplayer Features Battles in Brooklyn, Clash in Mogadishu


Packed with 15 levels set in locations around the world, from Manhattan to the catacombs of Paris, Modern Warfare 3's near-future campaign looks to be an experience that will top anything seen before in a Call of Duty game.

Modern Warfare 3 Multiplayer Features Battles in Brooklyn, Clash in Mogadishu










Brian Crecente


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Packed with 15 levels set in locations around the world, from Manhattan to the catacombs of Paris, Modern Warfare 3's near-future campaign looks to be an experience that will top anything seen before in a Call of Duty game.
Multiplayer, too, seems to be shaping up to be an experience packed with new maps, experiences and ways to game.
Sources tell Kotaku that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
will have as many as 20 multiplayer maps, though it's unclear if some
will be cut before release or perhaps sold later as expansion packs. The
game will also include a powerful mix of mission-based and survival
Special Ops modes. While the mission-based levels will be designed like
the ones made popular in Modern Warfare 2, we're told, the survival maps will have players fighting until they're overcome by increasingly difficult waves of enemies.
While we haven't seen the game in action ourselves, we believe that
the imagery is accurate. That doesn't mean things can't change before
release.
We've contacted Activision for comment and will update the story when and if they provide reaction.Multiplayer Maps

• Alpha
  
• Alps
  
• Bootleg
  
• Bravo
  
• Brooklyn
  
• Carbon
  
• Coast
  
• Dome
  
• Exchange
  
• Hardhat
  
• Interchange
  
• Lambeth
  
• Meteora
  
• Mogadishu
  
• Paris
  
• Plaza 2
  
• Radar
  
• Seatown
  
• Underground
  
• Village
  

Spec Ops Modes


Survival

• Carbon
  
• Dome
  
• Radar
  
• Seatown
  
• Village
  

Mission

• Civilian Rescue
  
• Flood the Market
  
• Invisible Threat
  
• Little Bro's
  
• Out of Africa
  
• No Fly Zone
  
• Wing Man
  

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Fonte : http://kotaku.com

Tanto mapa,alguns devem sair no DLC ...

SaMi escreveu:

Tanto mapa,alguns devem sair no DLC ...

nao mesmo...

RicFazeres escreveu:

Demasiada informação em apenas um dia . . . LOOOOL

foi o que pensei. só espero que nada disto seja fake.

carlosafonso escreveu:

Teaser

o estranho é que só encontrei este vid, num dos channels de um XPX member lol

Não oficial, e feito pelo Kotaku onde metem a voz só para mostrar as imagens que têm.

Oficial:

esse que tu postaste! também vi esta madrugada. acho que para quem ainda tinha duvidas, fica cada vez mais esclarecido acerca do proximo CoD.

Mas ha outra coisa que acho estranho... apesar da popularidade junto da comunidade, em utilizar siglas, a saga call of duty nunca teve um título na capa abreviado (BO, MW2, WaW), mas sim por extenso... supostamente "Modern Warfare 3". Apesar de serem pormenores, são coisas a ter em conta, visto que ainda há muita especulação em torno do jogo.