Analysts say it's time to wait for a paid edition called Call of Duty

The net (compile/applies will) according to overseas media reports, Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter said he still believes that the move will introduce a paid version of the online "Call of duty" judgment, said the move is not yet any action is only "waiting for the right time." "There is a clear fear that once the project is announced it will affect the existing" Call of Duty Black action "sale, and you know that about 60% to 70% of the players who buy the game are going online for its multiplayer content. Michael Pachter said, "In this case, the move depends, of course, on the choice of secrecy." As soon as it is announced, whether or not it takes a toll model, it will inevitably have a significant impact on the existing "Call of duty" products that they do not want to risk. Michael Pachter admits he didn't get any insider information, so his predictions could be wrong.　　But he stressed that from the existing intelligence analysis, dynamic viewing there is a great possibility to launch a paid version of the online "Call of Duty" novel. The former chief executive, Bobby Kotick, has said that the "Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2" and "Call of Duty Black action" occupy about half of the Xbov live platform's online traffic, and he called on Microsoft to increase the proportion.　　In addition, Bungie has just announced that the new work being secretly created by the studio will also be a game with a huge online content, and Blizzard's network executives have hinted that it is possible to introduce other developers ' work. Michael Pachter's judgment is not impossible, given the brand appeal of Call of Duty, which is popular online content, and the urge to build online gaming platforms. (Edit/Ming)