Earlier today, several new Call of Duty "leaks" on upcoming installments went viral across social media, which Insider Gaming can report as complete fiction. The rumors gained some credibility because they came from two Call of Duty data miners (Visceral and VondyisPog), who have previously reported accurate information about the franchise. However, this time, things were different, with both accounts reporting on two supposed Call of Duty projects named "Anvil" and "Devilwood" — details that couldn’t have been obtained from datamining. This is partly because the titles are so far out that they wouldn’t be within the files, but mostly because they are not real. According to the "leaks," Anvil was an Infinity Ward title based on Ghosts, and Devilwood was a Sledgehammer title based on Advanced Warfare. While it wouldn’t be surprising to see Infinity Ward tackle CoD 2026 and Sledgehammer 2027 (which is the current plan and, to be honest, pretty predictable), the details of the games are not accurate. While things can certainly change, getting codenames wrong in the first place makes me question how the information was obtained and to what extent it was verified.
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