Sledgehammer Games' 2023 reboot is the first title in the Call of Duty franchise added to Microsoft's game subscription service.
Microsoft has officially announced that the first-person shooter will become available to Game Pass subscribers imminently, as leaks suggested.
The megaton first-person shooter could become available to Game Pass subscribers later this week.
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Meanwhile, Super Mario Bros. Wonder is pushed down to No. 3, while Football Manager 2024 debuts in fifth place.
After the Campaign launched in early access for pre-orders, Multiplayer and Zombies are now live worldwide for all players.
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Pre-orders can experience the campaign, including the new Open Combat missions, over a week before the game's worldwide launch.
The upcoming shooter's Trophies will come in the form of a DLC Trophy list for last year's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.
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PC pre-purchases can pre-load the Campaign on November 1st, while Multiplayer and Zombies can be pre-loaded starting November 8th.
A solid-state drive, network connection and Windows 10 64-bit with the latest update are also mandatory for all configurations.
The PC version offers Nvidia DLSS 3, Reflex, and RTX support with over 500 customization options and RICOCHET Anti-Cheat.
Sledgehammer Games also promises improvements for the second weekend of the multiplayer beta, which starts October 12th for pre-orders.
Called Lockpick, the operator will available to PlayStation 5 and 4 players who pre-order the game.
Players can extra weapons like the Ray Gun and use them in future matches, or discover blueprints for crafting Perk Colas before dropping in.
The first official gameplay trailer for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's new and expanded Zombies mode is here.
"Right now, we have games planned out all the way through ’27 for the things that we’re working on," says Activision president Rob Kostich.
The latest title in the Call of Duty series launches on November 10th for consoles and PC, but two open beta weekends are coming first.
