This year's Call of Duty officially revealed as Modern Warfare 3
This year's Call of Duty officially revealed as Modern Warfare 3
Activision has whisked back the curtain on this year's Call of Duty instalment, eliciting exactly zero gasps of surpris…
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Everyone trying to reuse names...
The original third MW2:
I really wish someone would teach these companies how to count.
My only guess is that they want to hide the insane amount of COD games there are.In this case, it's because it's a reboot. Calling MW (2019) "MW4" would've been arguably more confusing because the new and old games are completely unrelated to each other. Totally different stories, part of a single timeline built off of the Black Ops universe, and a reset of fan favorite characters that have been brought back. There are already a surprising amount of people who don't understand that, I've seen people shocked to find out it's not just a prequel and that new Ghost is likely to stay alive permanently for those big bucks.
Besides, it's not like the numbers used to properly correlate, either. Despite Doom 64, there aren't 63 other Doom games, and Doom 3 is a Doom (1993) prequel. That kind of craziness happened way before DOOM (2016).
I think one of the reasons people don't understand that is because they've pulled the same trick multiple times with far less logical reasoning, so they've kinda done that to themselves.
But thanks for explaining it.
But is Doom 64 a prequel to Windows 8 ?
Modern Warfare 3 was so good they made a Modern Warfare 3 2.
If I counted correctly this is Call of Duty 20: Modern Warfare 3 2. Or is it 2-3?
Damn, so soon hmm
I actually had to sit back for a moment and think how they had done that already, before remembering that both previous Modern Warfares were also remade/repacked
It has been a while since I've been disconnected from big releases and large demographics, a new Call of Duty every year used to be the topic of infighting and discussion among casual and diehard fans, or critics of overexposing a franchise, but is this trend of simply re-releasing some of their popular titles genuinely effective? I know the online F2P game is very popular, but that's a free game. Are these MW remakes doing big numbers?