Spawn isn’t the only horror-themed crossover for Call of Duty’s upcoming Halloween event. Diablo 4’s warring bosses are heading to the game, too.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0’s The Haunting event, set to arrive as part of Season 6, adds Diablo-themed bundles that include the Queen of the Succubi Lilith and the fallen archangel Inarius as Operators.
Lilith is the antagonist of the recently released Diablo 4, which also sees Inarius play a key role in the story. Perhaps the only surprise here is that it’s taken this long for Call of Duty and Diablo to cross paths. Both games are owned by parent company Activision Blizzard, and Call of Duty left military realism behind years ago as battle royale Warzone became a playground for licensed crossovers.
Elsewhere, Masters of the Universe supervillain Skeletor, the Evil Dead’s Ash Williams, and Alucard from Hellsing are also on the way to Call of Duty as Operators. There’s even a Doom tracer weapon bundle, which includes Doomguy’s famous chainsaw and long-range shotgun. Check images out in the slideshow below:
Season 06 of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Call of Duty: Warzone launches 9am PT on September 27 across platforms. The Haunting comes later, just before mid-season on October 17.
The Haunting marks the conclusion of Modern Warfare 2’s final season, which increases the Prestige Rank cap from 21 to 25, with a new maximum level of 1,250. The Modern Warfare 3 beta kicks off October 6 on PlayStation consoles, with crossplay across all platforms from October 12. Modern Warfare 3 campaign early access begins November 2, with the full launch set for November 10. The content you earn in Modern Warfare 2 will carry forward to the Modern Warfare 3, which means you can take your weapons and Operators with you to the new game.
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