Call of Duty: Ghosts Prematurely Unveiled By Retailer?

By Alex Osborn

There's good reason to believe the next entry in Activision's massively popular FPS franchise will be subtitled Ghosts.

Thanks to online retailer Tesco Direct, it appears Call of Duty: Ghosts will launch later this year. As one might suspect, the listing has since been pulled from the site, but not before IGN captured a screenshot of the page, complete with a look at the box art.

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You'll notice that the cover art indicates that the title is being developed by Infinity Ward, which makes sense when considering Treyarch was behind last year's Black Ops sequel. Interestingly enough, it's listed for PlayStation 3, which could just be a placeholder, or perhaps an indication that the game will be a current-gen title.

Are you psyched for more Call of Duty, or could you care less about the franchise at this point? Let us know by commenting below.

Alex Osborn
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