Last year's rumours resurface in light of new job listing for FX artist on 'military shooter'

Raven ‘given Call of Duty project’

MCV Staff 5th January 2011 Publishing

Rumours that Activision-owned developer Raven Software is working on DLC for Call of Duty: Black Ops have resurfaced thanks to a recent job ad.

Last May it was reported that Raven, whose most recent release was the commercially disappointing Singularity, was working both on an announced James Bond game and on a Call of Duty title.

The latter rumour now appears to have been confirmed, with the studio seeking a Lead FX Artist "to drive the development of stunning visual effects for an established console-based, realistic, first-person military shooter".

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