The Call of Duty community got half of their wish when Activision released the remastered version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2‘s Campaign. However, the other half of their wish will reportedly never see the light of day. According to rumors, the publisher has finished work on remastering the Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer. However, it’s reported it won’t release this anytime soon due to conflicts with current titles. Well, when this news broke, some passionate fans in the community decided to take matters into their own hands.
MW2 multiplayer Remastered nears completion
In late May, a Twitter account by the name of @GunofTZ released an image of Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer. At first glance, it seems like the image is of Rust with the player using a Famas assault rifle. In the Twitter post, however, GunofTZ reveals that the image is from Black Ops 3.
Ill let the cat out the bag. A team of us are remastering MW2 Multiplayer in Black Ops 3! We will have a public discord and twitter soon giving you all the answers to your questions.. for now enjoy this early screenshot of Rust! pic.twitter.com/zf0NYIrZFG
— Andy (@GunofTZ) May 29, 2020
The Twitter user explained that they and other members of the community are remaking Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer using Black Ops 3‘s mod tools. This was huge news in the community and still is, as the creators continue to work tirelessly to remaster the game.
According to the official Discord server of the project, the creators hope to release the game into beta around October. Of course, in order to play, you will need to own Black Ops 3 on PC. The team has made this remastered title solely using the mod tools designed by Treyarch, and they cannot transfer it to consoles.
While this will no doubt disappoint a large portion of fans, it’s still amazing nonetheless. Since Activision won’t release the remastered version of Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer, fans simply remade it themselves.
The project looks outstanding at this current time as well. YouTuber NerosCinema managed to reach out to the creators and obtain some footage of the game for us, which looks incredible.
If you want updates on the game’s development, you can join the official Discord server. In addition to that, one of the creators, GunofTZ, often posts updates on Twitter. As previously stated, an open beta should become available sometime in October.
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