Ex-Call of Duty Expresses Grave Concerns Over Series' Future Under Microsoft's Ownership

Former Call of Duty Lead Glen Schofield Voices Fears Over Series' Future under Microsoft, Citing Industry Trends and Lost Bonus System

Glen Schofield, the creator of Dead Space and former lead for the Call of Duty series at Sledgehammer Games, has expressed concern regarding Microsoft's management of the franchise following its acquisition of Activision. In an interview with VGC, Schofield criticized how large corporations handle major gaming series. He cited the trajectory of titles like Gears of War and Halo, stating, "You see where I'm going." He further reflected on the industry, asking, "Look at EA, where are the brave games? So many series just fade away. When you get swallowed by these giants, you start acting like them." Schofield also specifically highlighted Activision's bonus system, which he valued. He noted, "It's probably gone now, and that changes everything."

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