Federal judge leaks Call of Duty 2023's release date during FTC hearing with Microsoft and Activision

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Federal judge leaks Call of Duty 2023's release date during FTC hearing with Microsoft and Activision

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The next big Call of Duty game is launching on November 10, according to a federal judge who seemingly leaked the release date during the US Federal Trade Commission's hearing on Microsoft's Activision Blizzard purchase.

The rumor mill, not to mention years of historical precedent, have suggested Call of Duty 2023 will launch in November, but this leak from a federal judge (via

During the US FTC vs Microsoft hearing, the Federal Judge just confirmed Call of Duty 2023 launches in November. (Rumor was Nov 10, 2023).

— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) June 30, 2023?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" target="_blank">Charlie Intel) is definitely our most concrete confirmation of a specific date yet. Moreover, the official Call of Duty Twitter account seemed to chime in with its own corroboration of the leak, sharing

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— Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) June 30, 2023?" target="_blank">a sly tweet with the eyes emoji right after news spread of the judge's leak.

In light of Geoff Keighley rather unceremoniously revealing that a new Call of Duty game is launching in the Fall, GamesRadar's managing editor in the UK recently pondered the implications of Activision remaining so conspicuously quiet on the matter of its next premium release in by far its biggest franchise.