• Search Chests in Junk Junction - 0/7
• Deal damage to opponents structures - 0/5000
• Search a Chest, Ammo Box, & Supply Drop in a single match - 0/3
• Skydive through floating Rings - 0/20
• Search between movie titles - 0/1 (hard)
• Eliminate Opponents - 0/10 (hard)
• Eliminate opponents in Fatal Fields - 0/3 (hard)

A job listing at Call of Duty: Modern Warfare developer Infinity Ward suggests that whatever comes after Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 will have a campaign mode. The next Call of Duty game, which is being developed by Treyarch Studios, releases later this year, and will have no campaign. However, it looks like the franchise will reintroduce a narrative element next year.

A job listing posted by Infinity Ward, whose last COD outing was 2016’s Infinite Warfare, offers a temporary posting for a narrative scripter at the studio’s California headquarters.

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The (via ) is for “a new, exciting, unannounced title for multiple next gen platforms.” The successful candidate will “collaborate with scripters, sound designers, writers, and directors to implement voice-over performances in-game across a wide variety of player experiences.” The listing also mentions “a strong interest and passion for FPS games,” a “broad understanding of both multiplayer and single player game design,” and “a strong desire to bring game characters to life through naturalistic and cinematic implementation of vocal performance.”
News that was met with uncertainty by fans. However, Treyarch says the game will still include narrative elements across multiplayer, zombies, and .

In yet another report from DigiTimes on falling graphics card demand, industry sources indicate that Nvidia has stockpiled roughly one million unreleased GPUs, all ready to go. If the rumours are true, it would seem Nvidia is well-equipped for the launch of its next-generation graphics cards. Whenever that happens….

We’ve heard numerous reports of graphics cards demand, and subsequent prices, falling drastically for the last couple of months. The latest rumour speculates a 20% average price drop for July alone. Mining demand is in a slump - Bitcoin is currently at ~$6,000 after numerous multi-million dollar heists - and graphics cards prices have often dropped below MSRP as a result.

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This report estimates there are (very) roughly expected to be a few million units still in the channel across worldwide retailers and distributors. Alongside reports of from an unnamed taiwanese graphics card manufacturer, the green team may well be swimming in current-gen graphics silicon.

, from unnamed sources within Nvidia's supply chain, indicates Nvidia is also sitting on a huge quantity of unspecified and unreleased graphics cards. The massive inventory stockpile would make a lot of sense for the green team if the rumoured end of Q3 launch window turns out to be more than just wishful thinking.