Tuesday, October 6, 2009

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It seems that Activision Blizzard has filed for a trademark set to protect the Call of Duty name when it comes to its use in “Pre-recorded movies featuring comedy, drama, action, adventure, music, theatrical performances and/or animation.” The filing was made on September 21 and it appears that it is at least in part related to the upcoming launch of Modern Warfare 2, which is set to arrive on November 10 and will probably be the biggest videogaming release of the year.Other hints related to a Call of Duty movie popped up as early as May 2009, when The Hollywood Reported talked about a deal regarding a movie based on the popular videogame franchise. At that point, Bobby Kotick, the Chief Executive Officer of Activision Blizzard, refused to comment on the issue.Recently, a Twitter entry from Robert Bowling, who is the creative strategist at developer Infinity Ward, read "Talking game films." The other person part of the conversation seems to have been Xavier Gens, who di!
rected the Hitman movie, another title based on a videogame. Activision has not yet commented on these latest developments.The Call of Duty franchise was initially released in 2003 for the PC and since then, it has been split into two sub-series, one based on World War II, which is being handled by Treyarch, the other dealing w...
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