– Capcom Financial Q&A Response
Of course they can’t talk about what those titles were, but the speculation about what games we may have seen in future years is probably already rampant across the internet. Capcom says they’ll still be developing console games as a core part of their business, but there will be a bigger focus on DLC going forward compared to years past.
The next Call of Duty won’t be another Modern Warfare or Black Ops, it seems. Retailer leaks have apparently revealed a completely new title called “Call of Duty: Ghosts”.
First, UK retailer Tesco Direct has posted boxarts of the supposed PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions:
There’s also a Target ad that mentions Call of Duty: Ghosts:
Activision may very well be planning a Call of Duty reveal for the near future. The company will likely have something to show on television during the NBA Playoffs.
One caveat is that there has been no mention of Ghosts for Wii U as of yet. But surely Activision will have no excuse not to bring the game to the console… unless they were extremely disappointed with Black Ops II’s sales.
Shin’en hit a new milestone with FAST – Racing League today. Since it was made available, the game’s demo has surpassed one million downloads.
Shin’en shared the news on Twitter:
Wow, we just hit over 1 million downloads of our “FAST – Racing League” WiiWare demo.Thanks to all for trying (and many for buying 😉 !
— Shin’en Multimedia (@ShinenGames) April 24, 2013
Psychoz Interactive is now an official Wii U developer. Studio owner Georges Paz passed along the good news on Twitter yesterday, and also officially confirmed that Forgotten Memories will be coming to the eShop.
Paz wrote:
I’m proud to announce that we are now Nintendo licensed developers! Forgotten Memories will be our first title on the Wii U!
— Georges Paz (@tatoforever) April 23, 2013