E3 2019 is just a few weeks away. Surprisingly, Activision hasn`t announced the name of the Call of Duty it will show off during E3, something the company traditionally does prior to the show in mid- to late May. But we do know Activision will be showcasing 2019`s Call of Duty at E3, whatever it may be.So far, Call of Duty is all Activision has planned for E3. Granted, the company doesn`t need to announce anything else. Clues have been hinting that the upcoming Call of Duty will be Modern Warfare 4, a sequel to one of the franchise`s most popular series. If that`s all Activision has for E3 2019, that`ll be enough.Activision has no scheduled E3 press conference, so the next Call of Duty will most likely premiere outside of any show. Sony won`t be holding a press conference during E3 this year, and they`re usually the one to host Call of Duty announcements.Activision does have a few more games scheduled for 2019: Crash Team Racing and Call of Duty: Mobile. However, neither has been confirmed for E3. They could be shown off, though. We don`t know too much about 2019`s Call of Duty. Even its name is still unknown. Infinity Ward has been confirmed as the developer behind the new game though. Five former Infinity Ward developers--most of which went on to work with Respawn on Titanfall and Titanfall 2 after finishing Modern Warfare 3--have returned to the studio to work on the new Call of Duty. Unlike last year`s Black Ops 4, 2019`s Call of Duty will have a traditional single-player campaign. Activision has confirmed 2019`s Call of Duty will have a `huge expansive multiplayer world` and `fun co-op gameplay,` but did not clarify any further. The game is already in a playable state.The one and only Activision game confirmed for E3 2019 has been listed below. If additional Activision titles are announced prior to or during E3, we`ll update the list.All Activision Games Confirmed For E3 2019Call of Duty 2019
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