

Since its anticipated release last year, Call of Duty Modern Warfare II has witnessed some of the most epic collaborations. From renowned footballers and fictional TV series characters to gaming icons like Lara Croft, players have seen a lot. But now, the next crossover for the current title from Activision may end up impressing them the most. Especially, those who are avid comic book fans of Spawn!
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Yes, the famous superhero character is coming to Modern Warfare II and Warzone. He will be part of the Season 6 update which is arriving in the next few days. It appears as if the devs have planned a unique event focused on Spawn in the last major update for the ongoing COD installment.
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What to expect from Spawn’s Call of Duty debut in Modern Warfare II Season 6?
Following multiple rumors and leaks on the last season, the makers recently made it official that it will launch next week. To be precise, Season 6 of Call of Duty Modern Warfare II is arriving on September 27. It was quite an obvious date as well, going by the current Battle Pass timer for Season 5 Reloaded.
Speaking of the upcoming season, it will feature a crossover based on Spawn. Created by Todd McFarlane, he appears in the monthly comic books published by American company Image Comics. Apart from that, he has also made his way to TV and films. Now it’s time for him to enter the video game universe. And what could be a better option than Call of Duty?
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Can’t WAIT for you folks to see this!!
TODD @CallofDuty https://t.co/ABS9bqXk8c
— Todd McFarlane (@Todd_McFarlane) September 20, 2023
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While there’s been no proper intel shared on this collaboration yet, many insiders have already made their predictions regarding the expected content. It looks like the users will get a playable Spawn Operator themed on the superhero himself. Moreover, Season 6 is also rumored to reveal weapon blueprints inspired by the comic book character.
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Apart from Spawn, Season 6 is reportedly going to feature even more exciting surprises. Players are surely in for a massive treat with the last update for MWII. With that being said, there’s a curiosity growing online for the next COD game, Modern Warfare III. It will arrive later this year after the end of the existing entry.
Modern Warfare III to feature nostalgia combined with Zombies!
Yes, that’s going to be the exact case with the next AAA title in the action franchise. Developed by Sledgehammer, MWIII will be the first Modern Warfare game to cross paths with the undead. It will be released in an open-world mode based on a PvE format. Players will need to enter inside a big map to form teams and defeat hordes of Zombies while making a successful extraction.
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Moving further, Modern Warfare III will also come with 16 remastered maps for its Multiplayer experience. All of them are based on 2009’s original Modern Warfare 2. Apart from this, players will also see the continuation of MWII’s story in the Campaign. Last but not least, a Carry Forward feature will make sure players have all of their purchased items to use which they have acquired so far in MWII.
But right now, all eyes must be on the final season of the current installment. Hardcore fans of Spawn will be eager to install it to see what’s actually in store for them.
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