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Call of Duty almost went back to the age of the Roman Empire had Call of Duty: Roman Wars been greenlit. The Call of Duty franchise has taken us to World War II, modern times, slightly futuristic, and ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. [UPDATE] An Activision spokesperson has released a statement to GameSpot on the supposed "lost" Call of Duty game. You can read it in full below. "The ...

More than a few Call of Duty players have longed for a return to the franchise's historical roots, but few fans could have ever expected to learn that there were plans for the series to go back in ...

Activision has come out to reveal that Call of Duty: Roman Wars was never seriously considered by the publisher. News broke a few days ago about Call of Duty: Roman Wars, a game pitched by Vicarious ...

Activision once considered a Call of Duty pitch that would have taken the military shooter franchise to the battlefields of ancient Rome, reports GamesRadar. Citing multiple sources, GamesRadar ...

The Cantabrian Wars (29-16 BC) represented Rome's final push to subjugate the last independent Celtic peoples in western continental Europe. The conflicts were so challenging that Augustus himself ...

Become an Emperor and guide your Legions to victory. Battle foreign armies and crush your enemies in a tactical real-time strategy game and show the whole Europe glory of the Holy Roman Empire. As a ...

Imagine a Call of Duty with third-person action and first-person combat set in ancient Rome--you've just envisioned the cancelled Call of Duty: Roman Wars. The Call of Duty franchise is notorious for ...

Activision releases a statement debunking a GamesRadar report that a third-person Call of Duty game set during Ancient Rome was once under serious consideration by the publisher. The Call of Duty ...