Call of Duty: Mobile has crossed 100 million s since it launched 6h60f
Call of Duty: Mobile launched on October 1 on Android and iOS and since then, managed to garner a 100 million s in a week as per Sensor Tower, far outpacing its rivals PUBG Mobile, Fortnite, and Apex Legends. Soon after its launch however, publisher Activision and developer Tencent Games removed for controllers, which caused an outrage among gamers. Now, Activision has released an official statement saying it is testing controller and will be adding it back soon. Based on from the gaming community, Activision also said it's working on features such as more options, the ability to report cheaters and performance improvements in an update, but hasn't given any timeline as to when we'll actually get it.
The company tweeted about the news through the Call of Duty: Mobile's official handle (@PlayCODMobile) with a link to a Reddit page which has more details about the update. Adding back controller s seems to be one of the top priorities for Activision and Tencent Games. The post read,” We hear you loud and clear that you want to know about controller . We are currently testing controller and looking at the possibility of offering this feature sometime in the future, but we'd have to make sure it is properly implemented and balanced. Just hang tight.”
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The timeline as to when we'll get the PUBG Mobile.
Call of Duty: Mobile, the first-person shooter gamer developed by Tencent Games-owned TiMi Studios, report suggested that the game had attracted over 20 million gamers within the first two days, generating a cool $2 million (roughly Rs. 14.2 crores) in player spending after rolling out in the US, Europe, India, and Latin America.
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