Call of Duty leakers claim Modern Warfare sequel has 11 studios involved and has entered alpha early
Too many cooks in the kitchen?
Jarren Kerr 
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When developing triple-A video games, it’s no longer rare to see multiple studios working on a single project, especially Call of Duty. In fact, eight studios worked on the previous installment, Call of Duty: Vanguard. Yet, it seems that the rumored sequel to 2019’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is upping the ante and has 11 studios involved.
This revelation was shared by Twitter User RalphsValve, in the tweet below. As you can see, they list all the studios involved in developing the second Modern Warfare reboot game, including standouts like Sledgehammer, multiple Infinity Ward studios, and additionally, Treyarch in the following tweet.
Ralph has also been commenting on their tweet, quelling fears that “all hands on deck” is because the game is facing development trouble. Apparently, it’s the exact opposite. In a separate tweet responding to that concern, Ralph states, “Circumstances are different; it was earlier described to me as a ‘once-in-a-generation’ title — hence why essentially every Activision Studio is assisting the game’s development. Things are moving smoothly.”
However, that’s not where the leaks end. Following RalphsValve’s Tweets, noted leaker and journalist Tom Henderson released a video that corroborated Ralphs’s claims and provided some more info regarding the shooter. In that video, Henderson mentions that according to developers he’s talked to, Modern Warfare 2 is now in Alpha, making it the quickest a Call of Duty game has ever entered Alpha. He also discusses his first-hand experience with the upcoming shooter, noting that when he played the game a few months ago, he was impressed with how it looked.
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