Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Call of Duty: Black Cold Ps Cold War, Next-Gen Console


So it’s hardly surprising that the “Call of Duty” and “Assassin’s Creed” franchises have released new releases this week. “Assassin’s Creed Valhalla,” about the Vikings and Norse mythology On November 10, the same day as the Xbox Series X, three days later, in the 1980s, the “K of Luty F Duty: Black Ps Cold War” was released.

Like Ubisoft’s 2018 “Assassin’s Creed” game, Odyssey, Valhalla had twice as many active players, the company said in a press release without elaborating. The game features a new setting in England’s Dark Ages, which Ubisoft said is “a re-enactment of the old battle between the Assassins and the Templars, of which fans are familiar.” It is the 13th major game of the franchise.

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Mide Patcher, an analyst at Wedbash, said the low competition around the holiday will help “Assassin’s Creed Valhalla”, such as the game’s mystical setting, which may appeal to franchise fans. He predicts that, like the previously successful “Assassin’s Creed” titles, the game could sell 10 to 12 million copies by hitting Ubisoft hard.

“[It would be] “It’s as good as the best in their lineup,” Patcher said, adding that even the least successful titles tend to sell millions of copies.

Call of Duty’s “Black Ps Cold War” received a chill from fans who didn’t count as much about “Valhalla” as they did this week about the online game. , Is part of an elite team fighting the KGB and East German Secret Police. Both “Cold War” and “Valhalla” are suitable for older consoles.
Inside Ronald Reagan "Call of Duty: Black Ps Cold War."

Reagan himself leads the American team because he makes secret assignments – and one character in the game says, “The mission we run is illegal.”

Is a “Call of Duty” Activation (ATVI) The longtime cash guy, and the franchise recently celebrated the first anniversary of its mobile game and the continued popularity of its free Battle Royale game “Warzone”. It remains to be seen whether the “Cold War” can achieve the same level of success.

Jefferies analyst Alex Giaimo predicts that “Call of Duty” could be a success this holiday season, and sales of the game are estimated to reach 20 million units higher each year.

For “Spider-Man: Miles Morales” and “Valhalla,” he added, “both titles should do exceptionally well. [but] ‘KDF Duty’ doesn’t even have a built-in audience. “We would be shocked if they hit this kind of level.”

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