Modern Warfare III Multiplayer hands-on report – combining nostalgia and ultramodern

To celebrate the launch of the upcoming, Call of Duty partnered with director David Leitch and an ensemble of celebrities to create a live-action trailer for the game.

Call of Duty fans are waiting for that next major release to come out this November. We’re inching our way closer to the launch date for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III. However, you might be keen on at least trying this game out. Fortunately, there are beta weekends, which we just saw our first already come out. However, we’re now getting the second weekend for beta access, with the developers highlighting some changes made to the game. After all, these beta tests are a great way to check out the game while providing the development teams some insight into areas that require some slight tweaking before it’s ready for an official release. 

launches on PC and current and last-gen consoles next month., including 4K support.

Call of Duty players are counting down the days before they can finally get their hands on the latest installment. We know the next game will continue on the Modern Warfare series, so while we wait for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III to launch into the marketplace, we have a new marketing trailer to check out. It’s a brief trailer, but it does highlight some of the features you can expect to have for this game on the PC platform. Included is the fact that you’ll have over 500 customization options.

Call of Duty is a known quantity in many ways at this point. The era, specific weapons, and flavor-of-the-year gimmicks might change, but as we round out two decades of annual iterations, it’s not hard to guess what the next one will bring. So it’s no surprise that after playing in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3’s multiplayer open beta on PlayStation 5 for a good chunk of the weekend, the feeling I came away with was largely, “oh yeah, this is just more Call of Duty.” That doesn’t mean I didn’t have fun, and I still have a whole lot more left to see in the final version, but so far it feels modern in name alone.

Welcome to the Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® III Beta!

I had a chance to play the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III multiplayer beta on the PlayStation 5 this week. A bug prevented me from getting early access but I was able to join the general PS beta on Sunday and get some rounds in.

Almost two years ago, Microsoft announced it was acquiring Activision Blizzard for a colossal $69 billion. Reports say the acquisition deal is expected to close this week and Xbox players are anticipating the addition of Activision Blizzard games to the Game Pass lineup. However, a new tweet by Activision Blizzard makes it sound like the company's games won't hit the subscription service until next year. Plus, Activision Blizzard says it won't be adding the upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III or the recently released Diablo IV to Game Pass this year.

Today, NVIDIA unveiled the Alan Wake 2 RTX bundle. Purchasing a GeForce RTX 4070, 4070 Ti, 4080, and 4090 graphics card and desktop PC, or a laptop with a GeForce RTX 4090 Laptop GPU, RTX 4080 Laptop GPU, or RTX 4070 Laptop GPU at select retailers will grant a digital copy of the survival horror game due to launch on October 27th. The Alan Wake 2 RTX bundle offer will be available until November 13th.

Hackers have already hit Call of Duty Modern Warfare III’s open beta. Of course, this hack happened only on PlayStation.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare III’s open beta is now live for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.

There is a long-running partnership between PlayStation and Activision. For years, We’ve seen PlayStation receive exclusive content or early access to Call of Duty games. That is going to end when Microsoft acquires Activision Blizzard. However, since that deal is not completed just yet, there is an exclusive pack coming to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III on the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles. Thanks to a report from VGC, we’re finding out about the Lockpick Operator Pack.