We see Task Force 141 infiltrating what appears to be a drilling platform, in an attempt to stop a missile launch. The action proceeds to a cargo ship, where water physics causes shipping containers and other sources of cover to move around dynamically. It really looks like Infinity Ward is pushing themselves technically with this mission. You can check it out for yourself, below.
Definitely some eye-catching lighting and water physics in play here. Is this the next-gen experience fans were hoping for? That’s up to you, but Modern Warfare 2 does look like the most visually-impressive CoD to date. Need to know more? Here’s the game’s brief official description… Activision Blizzard has faced a series of lawsuits and other legal action on the heels of a suit filed by California’s Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) alleging widespread gender-based discrimination and sexual harassment at the Call of Duty publisher. You can get more details on that unfolding story here. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 launches on PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PS5 on October 28. Pre-orders for the game are open now.
