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If you’re curious about a Modern Warfare 3 beta start date, we’ve gone over the latest here.
Modern Warfare 3 is going to be the latest game in the Call of Duty franchise, with the Modern Warfare 3 release date now confirmed for early November. The launch of MW2 last year was preceded by a lengthy beta, both open and closed, so what can we expect from this addition to the series?
There’s been a series of leaks and rumours preceding the official announcement of MW3, and while not all can be believed as true, there could be some interesting information wrapped within.
MW3 Beta start date
Activision has officially confirmed that there will be a public beta for Modern Warfare 3, speaking at Gamescom Opening Night Live, during a presentation of Modern Warfare 3, Geoff Keighly announced that the Call of Duty beta start date is October 6, 2023. Fortunately, the CoD publisher has revealed that the beta “will be free across all platforms, with players who pre-order gaining early access.”
Sony has also confirmed that PlayStation players “will have first access to Modern Warfare III’s Open Beta” based on their previously released blog post. So if you’re playing on either the PS4 or the PS5, we suggest pre-ordering the game ahead of time if you want even earlier access to CoD’s highly anticipated next series entry.
How to register for the MW3 open beta?
The Modern Warfare 3 open beta is available for those who pre order the game, which you can learn about here.
According to the Modern Warfare 3 beta website: “When you pre-order or pre-purchase from a participating retailers, you will receive a 13-character early access Beta code redeemable at callofduty.com/betaredeem (example: XXXX-XXXXX-XXXX).”
Once you have received and redeemed your beta code, you will be able to confirm your spot in the open beta.
What modes might feature in the Modern Warfare 3 Beta?
It seems as though the MW3 beta is first going to be used as an opportunity for players to have a crack at the campaign first, with multiplayer options also likely to be on the cards, which we’ve gone over in our latest MW3 leaks.
It seems as though, like last year, the PlayStation edition of the game is going to see the beta first, with Xbox editions soon to follow after.
We’re expecting an update on following the MW3 reveal event start time later this week, and we’ll update once we have official confirmation on if there is a beta, and if so, when it all begins and how you can get in.
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