Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is set to be released next week, and to increase the hype, a PC launch trailer has been revealed that features footage captured specifically on PC. For those who have ultrawide monitors, you can check the resolution options on YouTube. The trailer has been uploaded in 21:9 resolution so that you should be able to enjoy it full screen and without any black bars.
You can view the trailer here:
Additional Options for PC
It's not all about trailer as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare also revealed new options for the PC version that enhance the overall gameplay. These are:
- 4K and Uncapped Frame Rate
- Get the chance to watch and play at 4K resolution with no frame-rate capping.
- This gives you flexibility when adjusting your settings.
- Expansive Customization Options for PC
- Developer Beenox has partnered with Infinity Ward to make sure that his version sets a new standard for customization.
- The new Modern Warfare features more customization options than ever in a Call of Duty game.
- 64-Player Ground War Matches
- Various gameplay modes are offered from close-quarter 2v2 gunfight up to 32v32 Ground War battles.
- There is also the fan-favorite 6v6 as well as the 10v10.
- These modes available on all platforms.
- Squad up with Crossplay
- Crossplay is already available at launch.
- Ultrawide and Multi-Monitor Support
- You get the chance to choose your aspect ratio and even how many monitors you want to play the game on.
Modern Warfare PC Pre-load
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare pre-load for PC starts on Battle.net this October 22. This is only available for those who manage to pre-purchase the game. The actual release is set for October 24. You can view the map below to see the actual time for the launch. The map is limited to PC players, so console players can check their console dashboard to know the actual launch times for their region.
There is still time to pre-purchase the PC version of the game on Battle.net. Once you pre-purchase the game, you can pre-load it as soon as the pre-load begins to dive immediately into the action once the game officially launches.
So what did you think of the trailer? Excited yet for the PC version?
