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Activision Blizzard Buys Digital Legends To Make New Call of Duty Mobile Games
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With the highly anticipated Call of Duty: Vanguard releasing next month, and a large Call of Duty Warzone map update currently taking place, the Call of Duty franchise is booming. Although not mentioned nearly as other Call of Duty properties, Call of Duty: Mobile has also been receiving fairly substantial updates. It looks as though the mobile space will continue to grow as Activision Blizzard just announced that it have acquired mobile game developers Digital Legends.
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Call Of Duty: Vanguard: Operation Tonga Walkthrough -- Where To Hide
Call of Duty: Vanguard is a rollercoaster ride through the hills and valleys of World War II. The game is strictly linear, funneling you from one combat encounter as you relive the moments that defined the careers of each member of your squad. That on-rails structure makes it all the more confusing when Vanguard throws a wrench in the works, as the game does at the beginning of the early mission Operation Tonga.
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