'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered' is now available on the PS4

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Activision just announced that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered is now available on the PlayStation 4 for $26.99. Activision-owned, Quebec City-based developer Beenox handled the remastered version of this game. As its title suggests, though, it doesn't include Modern Warfare 2's multiplayer modes. And while it's limited to the PS4 for now, it will be coming to other platforms at a later, unspecified date.

Those who purchase this game will get the "Underwater Demo Team Classic Ghost Bundle" for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare as well as the recently released Call of Duty: Warzone, which includes two weapon blueprints, a weapon charm, new finishing move, voice quip, animated calling card, emblem, and two Battle Pass tier skips

Via: MobileSyrup

Studio behind 'Candy Crush' is reportedly working on new 'Crash Bandicoot' mobile game

There are rumours that a new mobile version of Crash Bandicoot is in the works. Twitter users Jump Button and Motwera posted screenshots of the rumoured game. It's supposedly from King, Activision's mobile studio who created the popular Candy Crush games. From what we've seen so far, the untitled Crash Bandicoot game seems to be an endless runner similar to Temple Run. But according to Storemaven, the game will also have some sort of base-building feature, which will be a first for a Crash Bandicoot mobile game. We don't know much else about the game beyond this point, but if these screenshots are legitimate, we should hear more about it soon.

Source: Kotaku Australia

'Call of Duty: Mobile' surpasses 35 million downloads worldwide in its first 3 days

In the first three days since Activision and Tencent's Timi game development division launched Call of Duty: Mobile, the free-to-play shooting game has been downloaded over 35 million times worldwide. According to mobile analytics company Sensor Tower, the game has reached 20 million downloads in the first two days. Activision claims the game has gotten the no. 1 ranking on the Apple App Store in over 100 countries.

As for how much revenue the company has earned so far, Sensor Tower claims the game has racked up around US$2 million (approximately CA$2.7 million) in the same two-day period. Like a lot of mobile games, Call of Duty: Mobile comes with in-app purchases that range from $1.39 to $139.99. 

'Call of Duty: Mobile' is now live for both Android and iOS

While some users have spotted the game over the past few weeks, today marks the official day that Call of Duty: Mobile is available on both Android and iOS in Canada.

Developed by Activision and Tencent's Timi division, the game offers a full-fledged Call of Duty multiplayer experience on smartphones. It's mostly free-to-play, but there are in-app purchases that can go as high as $139.99. There is even a Fortnite-inspired "battle pass" available for the game.

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