The publicity video for the 20th anniversary of "call of Duty" was made public, and the names of successive works were mixed and cut.

CTOnews.com, Oct. 10 (Xinhua)-- Activision's FPS masterpiece "call of Duty" has been launched for 20 years, and officials today released a promotional video for the 20th anniversary, including mixed clips of past works, anchors / players, and so on.

Activision said: from unforgettable memories of an immersive battlefield to real-world friends and late-night games, this is what call of Duty has been trying to maintain over the past 20 years.

As previously reported by CTOnews.com, Activision has plans for call of Duty for the next few years. Rob Kostich, president of Activision, discussed the first 20 years of call of Duty and the future direction of the series in an interview with GamesBeat.

Call of Duty has been released once a year for the past two decades, using many different background settings. "call of Duty" initially focused on the second World War, but with the launch of the "Modern Warfare" series, "call of Duty" really became the "top class". In addition, the "Black Action" series takes the Cold War era and the near future as the background, while "Infinite War" takes the distant future as the background.

Kostich says Activision has learned from every game in the series, and games usually reach a "sweet spot" no matter what the background.

"We have been in the planning stage, the long-term planning stage," he said. "now, we have plans for the call of Duty series until 2027."

"I think the most important thing is balance, and we think we actually need to provide a good differentiation experience so that people can participate and feel like they're having new fun," Kostich said. "for us, weapons are a very important part of the call of Duty game. You also have to think about what narrative allows you to do no matter what time period you are in."