Destiny 2 and Call of Duty WW2 revealed

Fans have guessed this would happen for some time - Destiny 2 has been announced and Call of Duty is going back in time.

Destiny's Twitter page has changed its main image to a giant number "2".

Social media is also full of pictures that appear to be the poster for the next Call of Duty game, it's called WW2.

It has not been officially confirmed but many gaming YouTubers and industry experts are convinced it's genuine.

Many gaming YouTubers and fans of the franchise have been sharing the picture that looks like a new poster on social media.

YouTuber TommyT999 is best known for making top 10 videos - from goals of the month on FIFA to kills of the month on Call of Duty.

He's excited about the prospect of a Second World War-themed Call of Duty, and thinks a move back in time will do the franchise the world of good.

He told Newsbeat: "Based on how Infinite Warfare [the current instalment of the series] has performed for Activision, they probably need people to start buzzing and talking about Call of Duty again.

Despite starring Kit Harrington as the main villain Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare has not been as successful as previous instalments in the franchise

"World War 2, it's what people want. They don't want any more space jump packs flying around the place, they want to boots on the ground - proper warfare.

"Based on everyone wanting boots on the ground, and the success of Battlefield 1 last year as well, you can only presume that if they get this right it could be absolutely huge for the franchise."

The original Call of Duty game released in 2003 was based in World War 2 as was CoD: World at War (seen above) which was released in 2008

And Destiny fans now have more certainty that their long-awaited sequel to the multiplayer, sci-fi shooter is coming.

The news has been officially confirmed.

Alex Noon runs the Arekkz Gaming YouTube channel and produces guides, walkthroughs and tips videos for games like Destiny.

He tells us: "I've been covering anything even remotely linked to Destiny 2 for ages, obviously the official announcement is the big thing.

"I have TweetDeck so I can monitor things and I have a specific Destiny list, it just lit up and was scrolling super fast.

"Everyone over reacting and you can tell watching the videos about it, in everyone's voices, you can hear the hype."

In Destiny players control characters known as Guardians who are tasked with protecting the Earth

Fans had been expecting the sequel to be released earlier and have had to make do with updates and expansion packs instead.

Players are looking forward to more complex content in the sequel like a more dynamic environment.

Alex says: "Throughout the entirety of Destiny 1 there's always been things that people wanted to be added.

"Some things the developers did manage to add, but some are just not possible with the current tool set.

"There's a hope that Destiny 2 will do everything that people wanted Destiny 1 to do."

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