Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 will be revealed in Warzone
The event will see players secure a chemical weapon
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 will be revealed during a Warzone event.
As revealed as part of a blog post detailing the fifth season of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2, Activision has confirmed that it will once again use an in-game event to detail upcoming content for the series.
“Drop into Call of Duty: Warzone to experience the worldwide reveal for Call of Duty 2023 in a limited-time event,” it says.
“Join the ranks of Shadow Company to take on Konni forces and secure the chemical weapon threat before it’s too late. Stay tuned to Call of Duty channels for more details about the upcoming reveal.”
The game’s logo, protagonist Captain Price, and what some fans are suggesting looks like series villain Vladimir Makarov appeared on promotional cans of Monster Energy over the weekend, a leak that was later acknowledged by Activision.
Call of Duty 2023 is reportedly a continuation of last year’s Modern Warfare 2, with development being led by Sledgehammer Games.
Activision seemingly confirmed this last week when it said that Modern Warfare 2 operators, weapons and bundles will carry forward into this year’s series entry, which has yet to be officially revealed.
Maps and modes from Modern Warfare 2 will also be carried over to the new title, it has been claimed.
Further reading
Sledgehammer Games is seemingly teasing a Modern Warfare 3 reveal
“Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III” was reportedly referenced in DMCA takedown notices Activision sent to Twitter users sharing leaked images of the game online earlier this month.
Activision claimed last week that “development of this year’s full annual premium [Call of Duty] release on PC and console is proceeding well.”
Activision also announced that it’s adding Nicki Minaj as an operator to Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare II.
Minaj will join returning Call of Duty veteran Snoop Dog, as well as rapper 21 Savage as part of an in-game celebration of hip-hop to mark the 50th anniversary of the genre.
