It’s arguably the most important time in theCall of Dutycalendar, as we count down to this year’s major release. It doesn’t feel as if there’s quite as much hype forModern Warfare IIIas we saw last year forModern Warfare II, perhaps because the game offers a large dose of ‘more of the same’. That’s not to say that there’s not plenty for fans to dive into. The game’s remake of the classic ‘No Russian’ mission has been described aseven more disturbing than the original. There’s also the brandnew open-world Zombies modeto explore.The ongoing betais the perfect way to sample the game, but it’s off to a rocky start.
Take a look atCall of Duty: Modern Warfare IIIin action below.
This weekend,PlayStationusers were able to partake in the beta, with this opening up to all platforms from Thursday 12 October. If you’ve pre-ordered the game, you can join in on 12 and 13 October, with the beta then fully open to everyone - regardless of whether you’ve pre-ordered the game or not - from 14 to 16 October.
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A beta is essentially a testing period, so hopefully devs can make adjustments to the Ricochet cheat engine to prevent this from happening when the game eventually releases in full next month. It’s thought that those who did cheat may own jailbroken consoles. It’s long been assumed that PC players are the most responsible for incidents of cheating, so it’ll be interesting to see how the beta progresses next weekend.
Topics:Call Of Duty,Call Of Duty Modern Warfare,Activision
