Call Of Duty

The Call Of Duty Franchise was rather different in U-986, being published for both Sega and NSG Consoles. The game's were often biannual or triennial. Anyways, here are the games released in the franchise.

Call Of Duty, 2003. This was the first game in the Call Of Duty Series and was released for the PC, as well as the Sega Jupiter. Set during WWII(Which happened just like OTL), the game has you embarking on missions with the British Army, as well as the Bloody First during WWII.

Call Of Duty 2, 2005. Like OTL's Call Of Duty 2, this game heavily involved the D-Day Landings and also had missions set in San Marino. One mission has you freeing prisoners from a POW Camp.

Call Of Duty 3: Modern Warfare. Rather than Call Of Duty 4 being the first game in the Modern Warfare Franchise, Call Of Duty 3 was the first game in the Modern Warfare franchise, the plot was very different to the original Modern Warfare, with Makarov making an early appearance. Basically, Captain Price, portrayed by Billy Murray as in OTL, and Soap McTavish. Go on missions to prevent a nuclear war from occuring, while american forces try to kill a well known terrorist, called Omar, whereas in the OTL version it was Despot Khaled Al Assad, Omar is inspired by Osama Bin Laden, who did a crime far worse in this timeline, 9/11 did not happen but a series of tube bombings which killed 300 people through nail bombs happened in 2003. Then again in 2005. Anyways, after killing Omar, he detonates a dirty bomb in London, killing thousands of people. Like in MW3, you get to see it from an average person's perspective, as well as the news reports coming from it. This mission was equivalent to "Game Over" from MW1 where Assad and Makarov detonate a nuke in his city. Zakhaev is also still a villain in this game, but instead of Victor Zakhaev, it's Imran Zakhaev and Vladimir Makarov. Eventually, they kill Zakhaev, Price is presumed dead and is taken to a Gulag like in MW2, but Makarov survives, Zakhaev doesn't.

Modern Warfare 2: Unlike OTL, Zampella and West actually managed to win a lawsuit against Activision, causing the game to ditch the Call Of Duty moniker and is now called Modern Warfare.