Call of Duty Developers Take Notice of Overwhelming Modern Warfare 3 Leaks

The magnitude of leaks surrounding Modern Warfare 3 has become too substantial for Call of Duty developers to ignore further. On Twitter, a fascinating picture showcased Monster Energy boxes with the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 logo but labeled as "Modern Warfare III." The extensive sharing of these intriguing images featuring the Modern Warfare 3 logo has prompted the official Call of Duty Twitter account, managed by the mysterious user X, to respond with a hint of playfulness. The account's newfound willingness to engage with fans who have embraced these leaks has been met with great enthusiasm and positivity from the gaming community.

Activision Blizzard Confirms the Return of Modern Warfare 3

Responding to the multitude of leaks and the overwhelming demand from fans, Activision Blizzard has officially given the green light for Modern Warfare 3 to return as a premium, annual release. The gaming world is eagerly anticipating the game's much-awaited comeback in 2023. Departing from their usual marketing tactics, which typically involve elaborate advertising campaigns, trailers, and title reveals in April or May, and this strategic decision was influenced by recent Microsoft hearings that hinted at a potential November launch. As a result, beta testing and other pre-launch previews may be expedited to meet the expected release date.

Playful Banter and Heightened Excitement

The widespread sharing of images featuring the logo on Monster Energy boxes has prompted the official Call of Duty Twitter account, under the guidance of user X, to respond with playful banter, humorously stating, "Wow. Mondays." This newfound level of interaction demonstrates the account's willingness to engage warmly with fans who have eagerly embraced the leaks. Players eagerly look forward to the official release, excitedly anticipating the thrilling experiences that Modern Warfare 3 will bring to their screens.