Activision and Sony have launched a bombshell of excitement for PlayStation fans in an exciting collaboration between gaming giants. Prepare yourself, gamers for a PlayStation exclusive DLC bundle for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has just been revealed.
PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 owners, prepare to embark on an exciting voyage when you pre-order Modern Warfare 3 from the PlayStation Store. Your prize? The wanted Lockpick Operator Pack, which is set to improve your gameplay experience when the game is released on November 10, 2023.
This exclusive DLC extravaganza includes the interesting Van Goated Lockpick Operator Skin, the deadly AMRican Gothic Weapon Blueprint, and the captivating Starry Knife Melee Weapon Blueprint, as shown in the trailer below.
But, you may be wondering, who is the mysterious figure behind the Lockpick Operator Pack. Meet Elodie 'Lockpick' Micheaux, a crafty Art Thief with honourable motives, poised to infiltrate the Modern Warfare battlefield, as described by Activision.
Sony and Activision's collaboration isn't a one-time event; it's a partnership forged in the oven of gaming excitement. Thanks to this long Call of Duty marketing collaboration PlayStation users have received exclusive material ranging from in-game packages to exclusive game modes and early access to public tests.
The excitement don't stop there. The first of two Modern Warfare 3 multiplayer beta weekends begins today, with the event only available on PS4 and PS5. And don't be concerned about platform limitations. The second beta weekend of the game will feature cross-play, allowing gamers on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles to join forces in epic fights.
As appealing as this PlayStation exclusive content may sound, there is a catch. According to rumours, Modern Warfare 3 will be the final installment in Sony's agreement with Activision. This announcement is creating ripples, especially given Microsoft's ongoing acquisition of Activision Blizzard for a whopping $69 billion.
The believed acquisition of Call of Duty by Microsoft has gamers wondering what will become of the brand. While Call of Duty games may someday make their way to Xbox Game Pass this will not happen immediately. If Microsoft does acquire Activision Blizzard you may be trusting that Call of Duty will continue to grace PlayStation consoles for a long time to come owing to a July agreement between Microsoft and Sony.
As the gaming community awaits the debut of Modern Warfare 3 and considers the ever-changing landscape of gaming alliances, one thing is clear: PlayStation gamers are ready for an exciting adventure filled with exclusive content and intense battles.