In addition to revealing the logo, American studio Infinity Ward has confirmed that the next part of the Call of Duty license will be called Modern Warfare 2.
Since last week, Infinity Ward has been gearing up to unveil the logo for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, the sequel to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019. All of Activision’s subsidiary’s social media has gone offline, with photo profile and caption changes. images of what initially appeared to be total darkness. However, when retouched, the images showed the silhouette of a ghost character that first appeared in the original 2009 Modern Warfare 2 game.
According to some reports, Modern Warfare 2’s campaign will focus on the war on drugs against the Colombian cartels. The single-player story is a more realistic version of Modern Warfare 2019’s campaign, with more close-range combat, tough decision-making, and classic moments that Call of Duty fans are used to. Please note that Modern Warfare 2 is set to launch alongside a new map for Warzone, the third brand new arena to launch for Battle Royale.
Not the same Ghost in Modern Warfare 2 2022
If Lt. Simon “Ghost”Riley does appear in the next Call of Duty, as Infinity Ward teased, he may be voiced by the wrong actor from previous games. Indeed, Jeff Leach, who played the famed British Special Forces operator as well as Task Force 141 in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, is no longer on the license as a series of misogynistic comments have resurfaced online.