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You can play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s 2-vs-2 Gunfight mode this weekend

But there's a very unfortunate catch.
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Infinity Ward has revealed that fans will be able to play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s two-vs-two Gunfight mode as early as this weekend—but there’s a catch. The open alpha will be exclusive to PlayStation 4 users as part of Activision’s deal with the console.

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The open alpha for Gunfight was announced during Geoff Keighley’s Gamescom Opening Night event today, which also revealed many other game announcements. PS4 users can join in on the open alpha on Friday, Aug. 23 and it’ll end on Sunday, Aug. 25.

Gunfight was the first mode unveiled in regards to Modern Warfare’s gameplay and it’ll be the first thing that fans get to play. Since this will be an open alpha, anyone with a PS4 can download it this weekend and play it with a friend.

Gunfight is very different from anything else Call of Duty has offered before, forcing players to rely on tactics and wits instead of running and gunning. The worldwide gameplay reveal showcased the time-to-kill and overall tactical approach to two-vs-two gameplay.

There’s no doubt that Call of Duty fans on platforms other than PS4 will be angry that they have to wait a little bit longer to play the game. Activision is in a partnership with Sony that will also allow PS4 players to get early content, including the upcoming open beta.


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