According to the LA Times report, the two studios are 'equally sharing' development on the game's single-player campaign, which is expected to be ready for a November release.
This comes after turmoil at Infinity Ward surrounding the shock sacking of its bosses Jason West and Vince Zampella that left a question mark over the studio's capacity to take on the monumental task of developing the next Call of Duty.
Meanwhile, the report claims that Activision has called on further support from a third studio, Raven Software, to work on the online multiplayer portion of the game.
Involving Sledgehammer in development of MW3 has reportedly forced Activision to put the studio's other major project, a Call of Duty spin-off started before the upheaval at Infinity Ward, on hold.
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