Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, with its impending arrival, brings with it iconic maps that players have romanticized since their original release back in 2009. Whether you’re a fan of Favela, Rust, or any of the other 14 iconic launch maps from the original Modern Warfare 2 released back in 2009, prepare for an epic trip down memory lane as you immerse yourself in the Multiplayer Day One offering of Modern Warfare III.
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Call of Duty, one of the gaming world’s most legendary franchises, is approaching its 20th anniversary. If you were to ask veteran fans about their favorite Call of Duty Multiplayer map, you’d receive over 100 potential answers. And that’s without even considering the 16 groundbreaking Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Multiplayer maps that made their debut in 2009, often touted as one of the greatest Day One Multiplayer offerings ever.
Previously announced, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare® III is set to launch with meticulously crafted, modernized versions of these 16 Core Modern Warfare 2 (2009) maps. The aim is clear: to maintain the authenticity and accuracy of the originals while harnessing the power of modern technology.
Sledgehammer Games’ Art Director, Matt Abbott, and Design Director, Zach Hodson, recently delved into the details of this monumental task in their latest Intel Drop:
‘Multiplayer Maps’ Intel Drop | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
In the video above, Matt enthusiastically explains that the excitement of faithfully modernizing these 16 seminal multiplayer maps was palpable. Sledgehammer Games’ designers were passionately involved, each one taking ownership of bringing one of the Modern Warfare 2 (2009) maps back to life in Modern Warfare III.
Matt emphasizes the importance of providing players with a fresh perspective on these classic maps. The team asked themselves, “What made the movement and gunplay of older games so enjoyable? And what innovations from newer games can we incorporate?” It was all about finding the perfect marriage between old-school charm and modern gaming dynamics.
Zach emphasizes the importance of providing players with a fresh perspective on these classic maps. The team asked themselves, “What made the movement and gunplay of older games so enjoyable? And what innovations from newer games can we incorporate?” It was all about finding the perfect marriage between old-school charm and modern gaming dynamics.
Or, as Matt succinctly puts it, “Our mission was clear: How can we create the best versions of those maps that fans have ever played? Because, above all, we’re fans too.”
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III promises to deliver an unparalleled multiplayer experience. With classic maps reborn and modernized, it’s a testament to the enduring appeal of this iconic franchise. So, gear up and prepare to relive those unforgettable moments while forging new ones in the world of Modern Warfare III.
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