After the big reveal on 8th June 2022, Activision stole the spotlight throughout the world. They finally released a gameplay trailer for the Call of Duty Modern Warfare II amidst the Summer Games Fest.
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Interestingly, the trailer was not just the big reveal, as the franchise has now confirmed about using a single engine for starting from the Modern Warfare 2 for improved connection experience. The information came out directly from the general manager of Activision, who spoke about it in a recent interview.
What does it mean when Activision refers to using a single engine?
In an interview with the Washington Post, Activision manager Johanna Faries shed light on an important topic. She claimed that the company would use a single engine for the Modern Warfare II and all later releases to improve the overall experience. So, if you are wondering how this might prove beneficial for you, let us explain.
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Gaming engines allow users to have a better connection with their game, as the pictures on their screens look and feel real. Things render faster and also help the game code to improve daily. Ultimately, it helps the AI for a better understanding of the game.
In an interview with Washington Post, Call of Duty General Manager Johanna Faries says that even with Call of Duty being built on a single engine tech going forward, games will still feel different. She also didn’t comment on future annual releases and Warzone 2.0 connection. pic.twitter.com/O1Z6Ik8zKt
— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) June 8, 2022
As a result, you get a far better gaming experience with such titles when compared to the previous ones.
Activision has also confirmed that starting with Modern Warfare II, the entire franchise will be using one engine for a connected experience.
"For the first time in Call of Duty history, the team is using one unified engine across the franchise."
— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) June 8, 2022
If you are a die-hard Call of Duty fan, you know that Activision previously divided the games across different developers. Even though it turned into a success, the franchise later found out the lack of inconsistency across titles. So, to find better results, Activision will start using a single engine starting from Modern Warfare 2.
Looking at this, they used a single engine for their upcoming titles starting from the Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2. COD informant, CharlieIntel, revealed this information via his Twitter post. The post also mentioned an official comment from the Activision manager saying, ‘For the first time in Call of Duty history, the team is using one unified engine across the franchise.’
Modern Warfare II trailer reveal has brought back the classics!
June 8th’s trailer reveal featured the iconic TaskForce141 cruising through Asia. With 28th October as a release date, the trailer also introduced the brand new Shadow Company, owned by Captain Phillips Graves.
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What are your thoughts about this? Are you looking forward to the Modern Warfare 2’s release? Let us know in the comments section.
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