Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 is reportedly the next shooter title for supported platforms from Activision with a standard price tag. However, there have been no official confirmations or announcements about the game’s features, gameplay, and even its exact release date. Fortunately, we can guess the price of the upcoming game after considering past trends and Modern Warfare 2 pricing.
Modern Warfare 3 is surrounded by a lot of hype, similar to its predecessor. The heaps of unconfirmed leaks have contributed to this and brought excitement to the community. The player base may get back a lot of mechanics like reload cancel in Activision’s new title. MW3 is expected to be a next-generation triple-A title which could cause a bump in its price.
This article will outline the expected price and supported platforms for MW3.
Modern Warfare 3 expected price for all platforms
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 will come with a price for a premium title and run on various platforms. The game can be expected to be released with a base price in the range of $60 to $70. Considering the launch of Modern Warfare 2, the publisher might include a starting base edition alongside an upgraded bundle similar to the MW2 Vault Edition.
The upgraded version would likely cost another $20 to $30 extra, with the total cost being around $100 to $110. It is important to keep in mind that prices are based on assumptions and are not the final cost, which will be available at the title's launch. The $70 price tag is currently uniform across almost all triple-A titles, and Activision is likely to follow past trends.
Modern Warfare 3 all supported platforms
MW3 will release just after a year of Modern Warfare 2, so we can assume it will share similar platforms. The most educated guesses would be MW3’s availability on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC. PC users can probably play the game on Battle.net and Steam.
A recent leak suggested that the upcoming shooter's User Interface (UI) might be similar to Modern Warfare 2. This could also mean that MW3 would share a common platform with MW2 and Warzone 2 with features like cross-progression enabled. Integrating the latest Call of Duty titles under a common umbrella would be crucial to improve accessibility and gameplay experience.
The new title might deliver on the promise of an improved gaming experience with the classic movement and gunplay mechanics that the community demands. It would help Activision bring back a chunk of the inactive player base and seasoned players.
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