Is Call of Duty Advanced Warfare 2 really in development?

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After serving as a media bass drum for the rumor of cracked code for The Sims 5 within weeks of its announcement, Tom Henderson and the folks at Insider-Gaming share some critical Call of Duty Advanced Warfare 2 information.

For those asking what rumors — there’s an unverified rumor that Advanced Warfare 2 from Sledgehammer is coming in 2025. We cannot confirm this at all, and it also seems unlikely Activision won’t give Treyarch’s 2024 game a 2 year cycle. pic.twitter.com/Bm0rnAiznL

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Is this game a reality?

The great interest aroused in recent weeks by rumors about the development of Call of Duty Advanced Warfare 2 prompted Henderson to question his internal Activision sources for clarification.

Based on his contacts' indications, Henderson believes that the Advanced Warfare 2 project is still in its early stages. According to the well-known insider's anonymous sources, the Sledgehammer team will take no less than three to four years to shape the sequel to the sci-fi shooter marketed in 2014 in collaboration with High Moon Studios.

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Henderson's anonymous informants said that Activision is serious about moving away from yearly Call of Duty releases, adopting an Always On model with regular distribution of post-launch updates along the lines of COD Warzone's seasonal content.

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