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Technically none have been officially confirmed by Activision yet, but as in-game advertisment agency Massive Inc. were responsible for this and Activision executives were on hand to deliver soundbites, I would say the list was legitimate. So, in 2009 you can expect...
- A Tony Hawks ***le presumably controlled with a skateboard peripheral
"You're not going to be playing this game with a controller in your hands". OK, so they didnt say skateboard controller, but read that description again. Obviously Neversoft, having taken over Guitar Hero reigns as of late, have decided that everything must be controlled with a gimmicky piece of plastic that you can charge people exorbiant amounts for, especially in the UK. That'll be October 2009. - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Because Call of Duty 6 might raise a few eyebrows probably. Infinity Ward are doing it, so expect a quality jump like Call of Duty to Call of Duty 2 (read: carbon copy). Autumn 2009. - James Bond ***le
A "racing and driving focused" third person action ***le by Bizarre Creations, who have made a name for themselves with "racing and driving focused" games. Presumably Activision have forgotten that EA tried this with 007 Racing, though I suspect EA has been trying to do that for ages now. Not related to any Bond film, incase you were wondering. September 2009. As a side note, Bizzarre are also working on an original racing game which was described at the conference as "Mario Kart meets Forza". Does anybody remember Fur Fighters? That was alright. Why do they have to continue making racing games for the rest of time? Oh right, The Club. - Guitar Hero 5
Absolutely nothing else confirmed, except a discussion that it would be a very viable franchise for in-game advertising.
