Activision Weekly Wrap-Up for May 31

Call of Duty® Modern Warfare® has been announced! Read more about the various editions of the game, as well as more about the Campaign Narrative. Plus: Receive some Tactical Advice for Call of Duty®: Black Ops 4’s latest Zombies Gauntlet!

by David Hodgson on May 31, 2019

Welcome to the weekly wrap-up for May 31, 2019; where we link to the biggest Activision stories of the last seven days.

The week was dominated by one piece of news; the announcement of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, which is scheduled for deployment on October 25! Additional information relating to the Digital and Physical Editions of the game was also unveiled, as well as a look into the gritty campaign and overall plans for the new single-player game mode.

Black Ops 4 Zombies fans can also read up on the Super Blood Moon Gauntlet, as well offer some battle-tested tactics against the undead.

Thanks for playing along with us. See you next week!

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