A new report outlines what we can expect from Call of Duty 2025 and it sounds like it could be a real crowd-pleaser. Call of Duty has been running non-stop for 20 years now. After all these years, the franchise has consistently had a new game ready for release every fall. Some would argue that this has been harmful for the franchise and there were games that could’ve used delays, but Activision has ensured that the franchise continues to rake in handfuls of cash and is frequently the best selling game of the year. Fans are interested to see what Microsoft does with the rollout of the series after it takes control of Activision, but that is still a ways off. This year will be pretty weird for Call of Duty as it’s a direct sequel to last year’s game and will use the bones of Modern Warfare 2 (both the reboot and the 2009 original) to make something both new and familiar. It was heavily rumored to be just an expansion at one point, but plans reportedly changed as the scope for the project grew. However, this may be a formula we see again in the future. Next year, Treyarch is expected to release a new Black Ops game, but it’s unknown what will come after that. According to a new rumor from insider el_bobberto (via CharlieIntel), Call of Duty 2025 will be somewhat similar to Modern Warfare 3 in the sense that it will feature a bunch of remastered maps from Black Ops 2. It’s unclear if it will be the entire launch map rotation just like Modern Warfare 3 or if it will be a bit more selective.