Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare developer Sledgehammer Games approached its first solo entry to the series as a brand-new IP, and studio co-founder Michael Condrey and Glen Schofield have explained why in a new interview.
Speaking with GameInformer, Senior development director Aaron Halon stressed Sledgehammer’s commitment to Call of Duty’s 60 frames-per-second display and other tropes, while making clear that the shooter will have a new spin.
Back to the interview, co-founder Michael Condrey added, “Yeah, we’re really looking forward to sharing more because we think we have some meaningful way to make this franchise feel like it’s got its Sledgehammer mark on it.”
Fellow co-founder Glen Schofield said, “We approached this like we would any new IP. I mean, this has been one heck of a creative challenge. I mean, everything is brand new in the game,” then added that the shooter will include, “some pretty big experiments to the core mechanics that’ll effect multiplayer and every mode of the game.”
