The Call of Duty series has seen numerous problems over the last few weeks. And the latest report only adds to its problems. Call of Duty Vanguard saw expectedly lower sales in the last year, compared to its 2020 counterpart.
Industry insider Tom Henderson, on Twitter, shared some unfavorable updates about Call of Duty Vanguard. The ongoing Activision entry in the iconic saga has struggled so far in terms of holding players’ interest.
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Call of Duty Vanguard continues to struggle
Revealing the sad state of the game right now, Tom Henderson tweeted about the disappointing sales of Call of Duty Vanguard from 2021. According to him, the entry underperformed in comparison to the 2020 installment.
In fact, Vanguard was the lowest-selling Call of Duty game in the last 14 years. The title witnessed 36.1 percent fewer sales than Black Ops Cold War, the game that released a year before in 2020.
Call of Duty: Vanguard UK sales were down 36.1% compared to Black Ops Cold War in 2021 as reported by https://t.co/eWVVtmi3zN
It's the lowest-performing Call of Duty title in 14 years. https://t.co/Did8MoxBuz pic.twitter.com/8qlkFYyQn2
— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) January 18, 2022
Just last week, developing teams for COD titles issued an official apology regarding the constant bugs and gameplay issues. The team also had some reassurance to offer. The objective was clear: to rectify all the problems and improve Vanguard, Warzone, and even Modern Warfare.
However, the apology didn’t seem to bring any change as the series kept seeing more errors and glitches.
More than Call of Duty, the problems seem to have extended across various teams at Activision. Fortunately, things could get better, thanks to a newly announced massive deal. The latter will see Microsoft acquiring Activision Blizzard.
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In case you missed it, Xbox will soon join the creators of COD and other Activision offerings. The main objective of this deal will be to expand the Xbox family with the vast catalog of the publisher of titles like Warcraft, Crash Bandicoot, and Overwatch.
Most of the fans will look forward to this acquisition along with the next major installment in the COD franchise. So far, there’s been no official news from the developers on the 2022 project. But it’s expected to be a sequel to 2019’s Modern Warfare.
Call of Duty Vanguard is now available for Xbox Series X and Series S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC.
What are your thoughts on Vanguard? Have you played it since the launch in November 2021? Let us know in the comments.
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