Call of Duty Online ‘could launch in other countries says Activision

Call of Duty Online -the free-to-play shooter that draws together maps from Call of Duty 4 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 – is only available in China, but Activision says it could launch it elsewhere.​

[font=AllerRegular, sans-serif][font=AllerRegular, sans-serif]Activision’s CEO of publishing unit was quizzed about the possibility of Call of Duty Online launching in other markets.[/font][/font]​

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[font=AllerRegular, sans-serif][font=AllerRegular, sans-serif][font=AllerRegular, sans-serif]“I think we look at the Call of Duty Online game in China on its own merit as a great opportunity”, Hirshberg explained, “That’s not to say that we won’t gain learnings about how it works in the micro-transaction-based format for the game. And there are a few other regions where that would be very relevant. So — but we certainly are not ready to announce any plans in that regard.”[/font][/font][/font]​

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