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GTA 6 Helps Modern Warfare 4, Actually, Activision Says
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Activision believes GTA 6 will benefit Call of Duty rather than hinder it, with the expectation that Modern Warfare 4 and Rockstar’s behemoth will end up the two biggest games of 2026.
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5 articles- GameSpotGTA 6 Helps Modern Warfare 4, Actually, Activision SaysRead full article on GameSpot (opens in a new tab)
- IGN GamesActivision Thinks GTA 6 Will Actually Help Modern Warfare 4: 'No Offense to Zelda, but [GTA and COD] Are the 2 Biggest Games of the Year'Read full article on IGN Games (opens in a new tab)
Preview from IGN Games: Activision Thinks GTA 6 Will Actually Help Modern Warfare 4: 'No Offense to Zelda, but [GTA and COD] Are the 2 Biggest Games of the Year'
Activision believes GTA 6 will benefit Call of Duty rather than hinder it, with the expectation that Modern Warfare 4 and Rockstar’s behemoth will end up the two biggest games of 2026.
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- VGC‘No offense to Zelda’ but GTA 6 and COD Modern Warfare 4 are ‘the two biggest games of the year’, Activision exec saysRead full article on VGC (opens in a new tab)
- Nintendo Life"No Offense To Zelda" - Activision Exec Says Call Of Duty: MW4 And GTA 6 Are The Two Biggest Games Of The YearRead full article on Nintendo Life (opens in a new tab)
Preview from Nintendo Life: "No Offense To Zelda" - Activision Exec Says Call Of Duty: MW4 And GTA 6 Are The Two Biggest Games Of The Year
How to p*** off Nintendo fans in four words. With most upcoming games fleeing from the November release window to avoid Grand Theft Auto VI, Nintendo is bucking the trend with the launch of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on the 5th – two weeks ahead of Rockstar's epic. It's become quite the talking point in the industry and beyond, with even Saturday…
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- Nintendo EverythingActivision executive says “no offense to Zelda,” but GTA 6 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 are the biggest games of the yearRead full article on Nintendo Everything (opens in a new tab)
Preview from Nintendo Everything: Activision executive says “no offense to Zelda,” but GTA 6 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 are the biggest games of the year
November is shaping up to be an exciting month for gamers, with the release of what are arguably two of the most anticipated games of the year: the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and GTA 6. The latter, however, is not coming to Nintendo Switch 2. However, Activision’s marketing director doesn’t believe Nintendo’s upcoming Zelda game...
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