Few sagas more consolidated than Call of Duty. And that’s because in almost 20 years of his life, and even though he’s been getting exhausted lately, he still has a legion of followers who are happy with the news, it’s still a real money-making machine, and most importantly, maintains a fairly decent level of gameplay, which still attracts new players.
The key element is the periodicity of launching new franchise titles, and we need to find a balance so that we do not saturate the market and players, but also do not give a sense of abandonment. Not only does this affect the issues themselves, we must also apply it to all the announcements around them. And in that, with Call of Duty among other franchises, Activision is quite an expert. And beware, I don’t connote it negatively, far from it.
The latest example of this can be found in the long-awaited Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, a direct sequel to Modern Warfare, one of the branches of the family that has left its users with the best memories, and with the Infinity Ward signed, a reliable sign that that what awaits us will be quite good, something that is also guaranteed (although as always we must be careful), because a trailer that was released just a few hours agoand which you can see below:
Of course, the trailer couldn’t come alone, because Activision took the opportunity to tell us Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II will hit the market on October 28, so we have to wait a few more months for that. Of course, those who do not want to wait that long have a very interesting opportunity. Activision has already activated a pre-purchase of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for various platforms (PlayStation, Xbox and PC via Battle.net and Steam) and will thus have access to the beta versions that will be released soon.
Access to Call of Duty: Modern Warface II bets is offered on all platforms, plus in both editions of the game, Standard and Vault, which includes some interesting add-ons, and which will also be available on PC, PlayStation and Xbox. In terms of prices, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II for PC costs € 69.99while the Vault version adds 30 euros more, which increases € 99.99.
