Attention PlayStation fans! There's some thrilling news coming your way. Activision's highly anticipated game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, is set to roll out a demo exclusively for PlayStation users before any other platform gets a taste of it. This exciting revelation was made through a trailer showcased on Sony’s Arabic YouTube channel, confirming beta access for PlayStation aficionados.
Modern Warfare III Beta will be available first on PlayStation(img via Sony Arabic YT channel/@BKTOOR_) pic.twitter.com/kD5kflPUH3— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) August 11, 2023
The Call of Duty realm has been abuzz with excitement and speculation. Just last week, Activision pulled the curtains off the next chapter in the revamped Modern Warfare series. While the cover art for Modern Warfare 3 had inadvertently made its way to the public eye before the grand reveal, Activision chose to embrace it rather than dismiss its existence. And now, they've dropped another bombshell: PlayStation users will be the first to dive into the game's demo.
This exclusive scoop was further solidified by a tweet from Charlie Intel, showcasing a screenshot with the words, “Play the demo first on PlayStation.” The image also spilled the beans on another perk for PlayStation users: they'll have the privilege to immerse themselves in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 demo a whole five days ahead of other platforms. This seems to be in line with PlayStation's tradition of securing exclusive deals with new Call of Duty releases, and this year is no exception.
But that's not all! Activision has also dished out details on how content from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 will transition to Modern Warfare 3. Players can look forward to transferring their cosmetic bundles, Operator skins, and unlocked weapons. However, a heads-up for the fans: certain vehicles and Wartracks from Modern Warfare 2 won't make the cut in the new game.
And for those who relish the game's storyline, brace yourselves! Modern Warfare 3 will mark the comeback of one of the franchise's most notorious villains, Vladimir Makarov. This Russian ultra-nationalist is speculated to be at the forefront of the game's antagonists, possibly alongside General Shepherd. Makarov's return has set the rumor mills churning, with whispers of a mission reminiscent of the contentious “No Russian” from 2009's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. To add to the intrigue, Phillip Graves from the 2022 Modern Warfare 2 is rumored to rise from the ashes, potentially posing as another foe for Captain Price’s Task Force 141 in Modern Warfare 3.
So, gear up, PlayStation users! An exhilarating journey awaits you with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
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