Activision has unveiled nine minutes of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 campaign gameplay at gamescom Opening Night alongside more details.
COG: We've played Modern Warfare 3 multiplayer and it truly represents some of the best (and worst) of the Call of Duty franchise.
Pure performance is what separates Series X and PS5 from Microsoft's junior Xbox, especially in 120Hz gameplay. Starting at 60Hz to begin with though, the good news is PS5 and Series X are typically rock solid in their delivery of each mission. There are exceptions as always and certain points in the level do drop into the high 50s, if briefly, while Series X also stutters during autosave checkpointing, which PS5 does not. Overall, PS5 is a touch more consistent than its Xbox counterpart, but not to any kind of game-changing degree.
Yet a majority of Xbox Series owners own the S. It's only going to get worse as we get deeper into this generation. :\
another win for the worlds most powerful console. also to note only 25% of xbox players are actually on Series X which means 75% are playing a 720p upscaled to 1440p ouch...
There’s still fun to be had in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, but this year’s entry feels like a stopgap while we wait for the next major release.
Absolutely top notch graphics. Always enjoy the campaign mode
Strange to see the FPS drops in a CoD campaign level ... and none of the new touted optional choices or open-ended-ness were shown ...
That looks phenomenal...
Anyone noticed it's the exact same prison from verdansk (warzone original map).
So I wonder if it means verdansk is going to make a return. Or is it just Activision reusing assets again.
It looks virtually mighty of course but I do think Activision's greed has caused the MW reboot series to run out of steam quickly.
Infinity Ward had this "artistic vision" for MW2019 (like it or hate it, it was pretty bold) but I really believe they had control yanked off them soon afterwards.
I'd be curious to know what's happening with them moving forward, I'd love to see what they'd do with total control of their output.