The well-known insider Tom Henderson claimed, citing his sources, that the online mode for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 will be revealed in September rather than in the near future, countering some rumors. This lines up with a pattern Activision has followed before: multiplayer from the last two installments was unveiled in the fall. Henderson did not provide an exact date or format for the event, but the anticipation centers on a live broadcast that fans can tune into. He also noted that beta testing for the shooter is expected to start in mid to late September, giving players a window to try the new mechanics and maps before launch.
Modern Warfare 2 continues the Modern Warfare storyline from the 2019 release. The new campaign focuses on the confrontation with a Mexican drug cartel and the terrorist faction Al-Qatala. Earlier in the year, developers released a comprehensive trailer alongside a mission clip to showcase the tone and intensity of the upcoming chapters.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is slated for release in late October, with availability on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. The marketing materials have highlighted tense firefights, larger-scale battles, and a renewed focus on cinematic storytelling that fans have come to expect from the franchise.
For context, a prominent gaming site reported the plan for the reveal and beta timing, reflecting the consistent cadence the franchise has used to build momentum ahead of launch. The information continues to be monitored by players who want to experience the evolving multiplayer and narrative elements across platforms.
Note: All upcoming details are subject to official confirmation from the developers and publisher, with updates issued through formal channels as they become available.