Call of Duty confirm all 16 MW2 (2009) maps are coming in MW3

Call of Duty confirm all 16 MW2 (2009) maps are coming in MW3
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Alex Garton

Published 

16th Aug 2023 15:02

Modern Warfare 2 (2009) had some of the most iconic maps in Call of Duty history, with locations like Terminal and Highrise gaining legendary status within the community.

While these maps have been brought back as sections of Warzone maps, they've never been fully implemented back into the multiplayer setting.

Well, a Call of Duty teaser has sparked an unbelievable amount of excitement, as it's been revealed that Modern Warfare 3 will be launching with a remastered version of every MW2 (2009) map.

Call of Duty reveals MW3 will release with all MW2 (2009) maps

Taking to Twitter on August 16, popular Call of Duty account CharlieINTEL shared a message from the Call of Duty MW3 teaser number, which confirms all 16 of the MW2 (2009) maps are coming with MW3.

After texting the name of each map, the number came back with a confirmation for all of the iconic locations.

As you would expect, this has garnered a massive amount of excitement, with one user claiming that "This is such a giant W," and another celebrating that "Yes, my childhood can be relived."

All MW2 (2009) maps coming at MW3's launch

MW2 maps
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With MW2 (2009) being released over 14 years ago, it can be tough to remember all of the maps available back then. While some like Rust, Terminal, and Highrise are impossible to forget, there are a few that go under the radar.

So, here's a full list of all the MW2 (2009) maps we can expect in MW3:

  • Underpass
  • Wasteland
  • Afghan
  • Derail
  • Estate
  • Favela
  • Highrise
  • Invasion
  • Karachi
  • Quarry
  • Rundown
  • Rust
  • Scrapyard
  • Skidrow
  • Sub Base
  • Terminal

With the MW3 reveal event set to kick off on August 17 in Warzone 2, we'll have to see if any more Modern Warfare 3 details are announced then.

However, knowing that the MW2 (2009) maps are on the cards is a huge win for the CoD community.

Alex Garton
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Alex Garton
Alex is a Senior Writer at GGRecon. With a BA (Hons) in English, he has previously written for Dexerto & Gfinity. Specialising in Call of Duty & Apex Legends, he loves (attempting) to improve his aim in competitive shooters and will always make time for a single-player RPG.
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