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Annualized games are almost always low-effort cash grabs that are designed to separate a fool and his money. For the most part, annualized franchises quickly become stale, and while they may have been able to ride an initial wave of success to a fairly lucrative position their throne almost always sits atop a foundation of sand. Eventually, annualized games almost always fail, and yet somehow, year after year Call of Duty bucks that trend. The long-running annual release cycle of Call of Duty has made the games begin to feel very tired while simultaneously working the three designated CoD development

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