Activision believes he has appeased negativity toward Call of Duty

Bobby Kotick, CEO of Activision Blizzard, said it was one of the main problems of Call of Duty: Warfare Infinite.

At a recent meeting with executive shareholders Bobby Kotick, CEO Activision, led investors to discuss how to launch the campaign call of campaign of Duty: the Second World War World, one of those games that placed more hope.

"The reservations had a very good start, we are also well aware of the more subtle measures that indicate positive interest in the game and also offer very positive values," he said Kotick was quoted by Seeking Alpha website .

"Was the trailer one of the ones with the most votes Me Gusta in the history of Call of Duty, and was also the video ad that recorded more organic displays how many have Fact, "he said. "We established a new brand with live broadcast screens, which was also very well received. "

"The most important thing is probably that there are all these positive indicators one stands out: negative social feeling, as we know, was problematic last year almost is evaporated to 0. 2 % At the time of the announcement, so I think we'll have a great game, "he said in reference to the feedback received by Call of Duty: Warfare Infinite. "I think this game is just at the right time. "