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CALL OF DUTY: VANGUARD

After months of rumors about just what’s going on with Call of Duty this year, Call of Duty: Vanguard has been confirmed as the next mainline game in the series. This new entry takes the series back to WWII with a campaign that lead developer Sledgehammer Games hopes will feel new to the series.

Sledgehammer, which hasn’t led game since , is shaking things up by setting most of the campaign after the official end of the war. Hitler is dead, the Nazis have lost, but the Allies learn of a troubling plan (called Project Phoenix) to somehow facilitate Hitler’s successor.

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