Call of Duty dev posts job offer on LinkedIn that hints at PlayStation 5 launch
The description doesn't mention if this new Call of Duty title is dropping next year or not.


Call of Duty.[/caption]A job posting on LinkedIn by Infinity Wards (developer of the next Call of Duty game) for a Narrative Descriptor has been discovered for which the description was “Come work with the game industry’s brightest on a new, exciting, unannounced title for multiple next-gen platforms.” What could this next-gen platform actually mean? Is the job description referring to the PS 5?And here's another interesting factoid. Call of Duty is developed by three different studios on a rotating basis: Treyarch, Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games. Since Treyarch is working on this year's game, Black Ops IIII (that's not a typo), Infinity Ward's title is due next year. Since new CoD games pop up around October, it's possible that we now have an official timeline for a PS5 release!The PS4 Pro was announced in 2016 and Microsoft's updated, more powerful console arrived in 2017. A 2019/2020 release for a next-gen console release from Sony makes sense. Earlier rumours also hinted at a 2020 release date.Do bear in mind that this is just plain wishful thinking and idle speculation. The job description on LinkedIn makes no mention of either CoD or a PS5. There's also no timeline specified.What we do know is that the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII, developed by Activision, is going to hit consoles and PC on 12 October. However, it will not have a Battle Royale mode that has been popularised by games such as Fortnite and PUBG. We shall keep you updated on the story as it develops.

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