Modern Warfare 3 will be a “premium” title and will cost €70

After rumors surfaced that Modern Warfare 3 would be an “update” or “DLC” to MW2, the game’s developers, Activision Blizzard, responded strongly that the upcoming game is a “premium” title. In addition, they also noted that the cost of the game at launch will be €70.

There is always a lot of expectation regarding the arrival of a new game, especially if it is from the Call of Duty saga since it is undoubtedly one of the most popular sagas in the world. However, many in the community began to rumor that the new title would update the current game, Modern Warfare 2. Recall that MW2 and Warzone 2 did not enjoy the popularity desired by Activision since, besides cheaters, the game servers and mechanics have given many problems over the past few months.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 – Details

As we mentioned in a previous article, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will be released worldwide next November 10, 2023, and, according to the developers, it is a “direct sequel” to Modern Warfare 2. Moreover, an official blog published by Activision highlights that the game will arrive for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC consoles and will be priced at €70.

This information is 100% confirmed by the game developers, namely Activision Blizzard. Moreover, this can not take anyone off guard since, according to Activision, this new installment will be “premium.”. However, this raises many doubts since this game started to be developed as additional content for Modern Warfare 2.

The official statement on Activision’s blog reads:

“As stated at numerous Activision Blizzard quarterly conferences, Modern Warfare 3 is a premium release. It will be priced at $70.”

As a result, the possibility of Modern Warfare 3 being an expansion to Modern Warfare 2 is completely ruled out.

Controversy in the community

Following Activision’s official announcement regarding Modern Warfare 3, the community speculated that the game might not be “ready” regarding the content available. However, now that there are just under three months until launch, it is fair to say that it is too early to judge whether the game is worth the price at which it will be released, as little information has been revealed about it.

Likewise, remember that next August 17, 203, we will have a special event at Warzone, where new details about MW3 will be revealed.

Finally, the only thing left for us to do is to continue enjoying Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and wait for any official release from Activision regarding the new title. In addition, we must also rely on the fact that the developers are committed to the community to create a game that meets all expectations.

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