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«We can't wait for players to discover all of the new movement, mechanics, equipment, and modes built into Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, as well as the depth of customization layered in for the most personalized Call of Duty multiplayer experience to date,» said Michael Condrey, the co-founder and head of development of Sledgehammer Games.

Here's the classic video showing the development of the Sledgehammer and the record speed run from 1988.

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The next - gen version of the game is being developed by Sledgehammer Games, the studio best known for its contribution in the development of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, while High Moon Studios is handling the game's development for last - gen consoles.

It was announced earlier this year that Sledgehammer games would be the third developer working on Call of Duty, alongside Infinity Ward and Treyarch, and the each game would now get three full years of development time.

With this announcement also came the news that the Call of Duty franchise would be switching to a three - year development cycle per game, clearly indicating that Sledgehammer are also planned to produce future titles.

The next - gen version of the game is being developed by Sledgehammer Games, the studio best known for its contribution in the development of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, while High Moon Studios is handling the game's development for last - gen consoles.

According to this report, the support from Sledgehammer Games was needed after the founders of Infinity Ward and several key - members of the development team left Infinity Ward last year.

Each studio would now have three years to build a game, with Sledgehammer's Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare being the first example of how much an elongated development cycle would help.

The title is published by Activision Publishing, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Activision Blizzard (Nasdaq: ATVI), and developed by Sledgehammer Games with additional development support from Raven Software.

The character development is excellent and Sledgehammer Games has really driven home the feeling of brotherhood that existed during this brutal war and still does in all the armed services.

Sledgehammer Games describes its development, meanwhile, as «a journey of inspiration», with plenty of chatter coming out of the reveal event centering on just how important it was for them to get every last detail right.

Details from the games listing are: «Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, developed by Sledgehammer Games (co-developers of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3), harnesses the first three - year, all next - gen development cycle in franchise history.

Hirshberg said: «Sledgehammer is approaching this as a next - gen - first development, - obviously in the console - transition year, anyone who developed a cross-generational game last year had to deal with the fact that the technology of the next - gen platforms was still coming into focus and changing quite a bit during the development process....

Co-founders Jason West and Vince Zampella's very public fallout with publisher Activision led to a massive exodus, wrenching a large portion of their workforce away from Modern Warfare 3's development, resulting in upstart studio Sledgehammer Games coming in to share the load.

During an investor call today, Activision Publishing president and CEO announced that the Call of Duty franchise is moving to a three - year development cycle with Sledgehammer Games joining Treyarch and Infinity Ward as the franchise's third lead developer.

Shawn: We know that Sledgehammer Games is making a CoD game, and there's been rumors flying for a long time about a sci - fi Call of Duty... would there really be two different CoD games in development that are NOT Modern Warfare or the Treyarch series?

Call of Duty: Vietnam (Fog of War) was a title previously in development with Sledgehammer games, but back in January 2011 it was confirmed it would be cancelled or simply «put on hold».

Call of Duty games are on a three - year development cycle, shared between Activision's three COD studios (Sledgehammer, Infinity Ward and Treyarch).

We founded Sledgehammer Games to bring together a world class development team with a singular goal of delivering excellence for fans.

Condrey continued, saying: «We founded Sledgehammer Games to bring together a world class development team with a singular goal of delivering excellence for fans.

«The company is also for the first time announcing that a new game in the Call of Duty series is expected to be released in 2011 and that Sledgehammer Games, a newly formed, wholly owned studio, is in development on a Call of Duty game that will extend the franchise into the action - adventure genre.

Developed by Sledgehammer Games (co-developers of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3), harnesses the first three - year, all next - gen development cycle in franchise history.

Activison are keeping tight lipped on the future development plans for Modern Warfare 3, but with the previous announcement that a game is in development for 2011 separately from the new action - adventure Call of Duty in development by Sledgehammer Games - maybe this is the very game they were referring to.

This one's in development by Sledgehammer Games who, coincidentally or not, were previously working on Call of Duty: Vietnam, which was cancelled back in 2011.