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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Beta Debuts on Xbox Series X|S

The Modern Warfare 4 beta is now live, showcasing impressive visuals on the Xbox Series X|S ahead of its October release.

This weekend, the spotlight is on the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 beta, now available for Xbox Series X|S players. The beta opened with much enthusiasm, allowing players to dive into both multiplayer matches and campaign missions. Earlier reports from PureXbox indicate that, visually, the game is striking, particularly due to its lighting effects. Although this is a beta release, with performance subject to change, the initial impressions seem positive, setting high expectations for the full version’s release on October 23, 2026.

Gamescom 2026 and Xbox’s Potential Surprise

With Gamescom 2026 just around the corner, there’s buzz about what might be unveiled at this year’s event. A rumour suggests that Xbox may have a significant announcement lined up, potentially unveiling a new project. However, the source notes that confirmation is still pending. Historically, Xbox Game Studios’ reveals aren’t common at Gamescom, so any potential announcement would mark a notable shift in strategy.

Other Xbox Highlights and Community Engagement

In addition to the game releases and speculation, Xbox is continuing to engage its community through unique offerings and events. The 25th anniversary of Xbox sees a notable collaboration with Mattel Brick Shop, unveiling a lifesize, buildable replica of the original Xbox. This product not only highlights the console’s history but also adds interactive elements like lights and sounds, positioned as both a collectible and an engaging construction project.

Meanwhile, the excitement for the Xbox FanFest in England this September is palpable, with sweepstakes opening for a chance to attend. With only 225 places available, this exclusive event promises a unique experience for fans lucky enough to win entry.

Lastly, as Birds Watching makes its debut, Xbox players can explore a different kind of horror experience, emphasizing silence in a post-apocalyptic world rather than the loud chaos traditionally associated with the genre. This launch adds diversity to the types of games available on Xbox, catering to those seeking new narrative styles.