After overseeing the creation of Destiny, the partnership with Blizzard and the revival of Crash Bandicoot, Activision CEO Eric Hirshberg is calling it quits after eight years with the company.

PC gamers will soon get to experience Destiny on a platform that can push games to the visual extreme. It needs to do more than just that however, to really stand out from a crowded marketplace. Activision believes that they’ll have some extra incentive to chuck towards that platform as Chief Operating Officer Eric Hirshberg teased…something in a post-earnings conference call.

Call of Duty has fought a battle in every theater of war imaginable, from Normandy Beach through to space itself. This year however, marks a return to the era that made Call of Duty a powerhouse as the battlefields of World War 2 welcome the series back to its roots.

Even with so many thumbs down on the debut trailer for Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Activision isn't changing a single thing before that game releases.

Activision says they' haven't ruled out the possibility of a rental service in the future.