Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and Call of Duty: Ghosts have found a way to connect with each other via a multiplayer map included in the final Ghosts DLC – Nemesis.

For those who have the Nemesis DLC, take a look at how a poster in "Showtime," specifically on the wall of the "Guilin Bai Lan Resort," reveals a multiplayer map in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.

"Showtime is based on the smallest map ever made in Call of Duty® history, the fan favorite map from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 'Shipment.' This map has been re-imagined as a futuristic death arena," according to the COD Community website.

It is also remarkable that the two COD games do not only share similar building backdrops and buildings, but also flaunts the same resort's name and logo.

The interesting part here is that Call of Duty: Ghosts is a product that came out of Infinity Ward's turf, while Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare hails from Sledgehammer Games.

If and when the two worlds intertwine, the puzzle may be solved as Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's plot is unveiled this coming Nov. 4 for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4, PS3 and PC.

Call of Duty is a megahit franchise that has gained a strong following worldwide.

The much-anticipated Advanced Warfare installment features a political villain played by Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey.

However, Spacey did not only lend his face and voice for the perilous autocrat Jonathan Irons, he also helped Sledgehammer's co-founders Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey inject more depth into the character.

In fact, with the House of Card actor's input, the studio was able to elevate the antihero to a super villain that would make the players want to take him down even more.