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[UPDATE] The presentation has now started.

The original story is below.

Today's .

Treyarch studio head Mark Lamia will talk about the "highly unorthodox" development process behind Zombies, as well as the importance of fan feedback and how it shaped the now-popular mode.

The developer is no doubt making a new game, but don't expect an announcement today. Activision typically reveals new Call of Duty games in May, not February. Lamia may tease some information about his studio's current project, however, but there's no guarantee.

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This batch of CoD DLC has John Malkovich, Bill Paxton, Rose McGowan, Jon Bernthal and clowns that will freak you out. Sledgehammer and Activision play it safe with this DLC drop for Advanced Warfare.

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Eurogamer: "Advanced Warfare may be the boldest-looking COD in years, with its Kevin Spacey-fuelled sci-fi gadgetry and game-changing player movement, but it seems like Sledgehammer and Activision aren't prepared to completely abandon the successes of the past. Havoc, the first DLC pack for Advanced Warfare, introduces four multiplayer maps and the return of perennial favourite, Zombies, sluggishly rebranded here as Exo Zombies. The wave-based survival mode has become synonymous with the series, despite only appearing in Treyarch's games (World At War and both the Black Ops). This is the first time another studio has turned its disembodied hand to the world of the COD undead, and it's a thoroughly decent first attempt."

Added: 29.01.2015 13:10 | 2 views | 0 comments


Eurogamer: "Advanced Warfare may be the boldest-looking COD in years, with its Kevin Spacey-fuelled sci-fi gadgetry and game-changing player movement, but it seems like Sledgehammer and Activision aren't prepared to completely abandon the successes of the past. Havoc, the first DLC pack for Advanced Warfare, introduces four multiplayer maps and the return of perennial favourite, Zombies, sluggishly rebranded here as Exo Zombies. The wave-based survival mode has become synonymous with the series, despite only appearing in Treyarch's games (World At War and both the Black Ops). This is the first time another studio has turned its disembodied hand to the world of the COD undead, and it's a thoroughly decent first attempt."