Call of Duty Mobile surpasses 1 Billion downloads

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Microsoft previously revealed in a filing that the title will be phased out in favour of Warzone Mobile.

Call of Duty: With everyone downloading it, mobile has been downloaded over one billion times worldwide since it became available, Activision has announced, along with the rest of the game’s fifth-anniversary offering. This game was developed in 2019 for Android and iOS and reached 270 million downloads in such a year of availability. Despite the game’s success, Microsoft told the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority in a filing for its Activision Blizzard acquisition that “Call of Duty: Mobile is expected to be phased out over time” with the launch of Warzone Mobile.

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When that information stirred up the fans, Activision decided to quash all rumours by stating that it has a “meaningful plan” or as said a “roadmap of content and updates, for the game,” in the long term. It omitted the main issue Microsoft broke recently and said nothing about when the game will be sunset. Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile came out on March 21st.

The Season 10 — 5th Anniversary update for CoD: Mobile is going out today, November 6, at 5 PM PT/8 PM ET. It will include a new Battle Royale map for somewhere called Krai: a ‘dense urban environment at the base of the Ural Mountain.’ They find that each character only gets one chance to respawn on the map and if they die a second time they will drop a scannable dog tag. Their squad will have to navigate through it and activate the probe to enter again, or else attempt to tag it to unlock fresh anniversary skin and other content machine redeemable items, including new operator, weapons, blueprints and calling cards tied to the event’s anniversary.