Call of Duty 5 Already Playable?

Thanks to some sources alerting Kotaku, we have word that Call of Duty 5 is already playable.

The game, developed by Treyarch, is set in a World War II Pacific environment and will be using the same engine as Call of Duty 4. That engine will also be used on the upcoming 007: Quantum of Solace.

[Call of Duty 5 Already Playable]

Quantum of Solace: 007 Official Website Opens

Activision has opened the official website for it's upcoming James Bond game. The new site doesn't show any screenshots, but gives us some of the locations in the game along with some concept artwork. Some of those locations include Miami, London, Austria, Venice, Lake Como, Siena, Montenegro, and Madagascar.

A quote at the top of the screen reads “From Casino Royale to Quantum of Solace …And Beyond.”

This could mean the developers are using the storyline from the Daniel Craig movies in the new game.

The only solid information we have now is the name, Quantum of Solace: 007, and the developers. Treyarch will be handling the game on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, with Beenox doing PC, and Vicarious Visions doing Wii and handheld.

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Call of Duty 5 Goes Old School: World War II

Those of you who enjoyed Call of Duty 4's modern warfare, then you'll be disappointed to hear this.

Treyarch, the developers who are taking Call of Duty 5 into it's hands, seem to be bringing the series back to the World War II fashion. This is according to a job advertisement posted on the Treyarch website.

The job ad is for a level builder. The ad states you need “working experience with First-Person Shooter or Third-Person Shooter genres”, does go on to add, “if you’re a fan of World War 2 shooters, then even better!”.

As of now, it's kind of obvious considering Call of Duty is the only FPS they've worked on. We can only hope it's an ad for another title.

[Via GamerTM]