The chairman of Vivendi, Jean-Brenard Levy, is very impressed with Treyarch's latest offering in the long-running military series Call of Duty.

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Levy told the newspaper the Financial Times that he believed that has managed to surpass the team that created the series.

He said: "The Treyarch studio, which made this year's game, has done better than what Infinity Ward could achieve a year ago. We have reconstructed Infinity Ward, we are very happy with the way we have been able to reconstruct it."

Levy added on Games, the latest studio to join the fold: "We also have a third studio, which was created a year and a half ago, called Sledgehammer, which is working on Call of Duty properties. We believe this set-up of studios. . . has demonstrated it can do very well, for sure."

By Ewan Aiton