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To be fair, plenty of video game reboots share the same names - “God of War,” “Doom,” “Prey,” “Tomb Raider,” “Ninja Gaiden” and “Ratchet and Clank” have all recently paraded out names of their predecessors, according to GameSpot editor Tamoor Hussain. “It’ll be heavy on troubling, realistic emotional moments, very much inspired by the controversial No Russian campaign in 'Modern Warfare 2' that allowed the player to gun down civilians,” Kotaku writes.

However, Kotaku notes that the reasoning behind the similar name is because the new “Modern Warfare” will be a thematic reboot of the subseries. Kotaku reports that this year’s installment in the mega-popular shooter series is the third sequel to 2007's “Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.” IGN also notes that series publisher Activision previously released a remastered version of “Call of Duty 4” titled “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered.” Three games with the same name could end up leading to confusion. The issue is, the name has already been claimed. The next installment to the series is rumored to be the fourth “Modern Warfare” title, and is named “Modern Warfare.”

Weve got a civil war in Russia, government loyalists against Ultranationalist rebels, and 15000 nukes at stake. SALT LAKE CITY - “Call of Duty” seems to have hit a crossroads. Gaz: Good news first: the worlds in great shape.

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