It’s been a big question; will COD: Warzone 2.0 replace the original Warzone? The sequel is only a few days away and has significant changes compared to the original game. It won’t be surprising if the upcoming game stays the only Warzone. We saw that for Overwatch, the sequel replaced the original game, and the fans started to play the new game. This was always an option for Activision, but they’re not doing this. We’ll see a new chapter for Warzone games with the sequel’s release. Now we got more details about the destiny of the current Warzone game and what will happen after the sequel’s release.
Warzone 2.0 Isn’t Replacing The Original Warzone Game
COD: Warzone 2.0 carries the same structure we know from the prequel. The is only getting released for new generation consoles and PC, giving more hardware power to the developers. Optimizing the original Warzone for PS4 and Xbox One was a big problem, and those games are cross-play. The console content needed to be similar to the PC, but the console hardware wasn’t powerful enough to bring the new immersive content of Warzone. The new generation Warzone is releasing on November 16th.
The original Warzone isn’t getting shutting down. It will be a separate game named Warzone Caldera. The game stays with us, but it will go temporarily offline on November 16th and will be back with some changes. It’s great to see the game isn’t shutting down because the problem isn’t switching to the new generation. The cosmetics aren’t getting transferred to the sequel, so you got another reason to keep playing the prequel.
Thanks to the higher system requirements on PC and the new generation exclusivity, Warzone 2.0 has more potential. The developers will be more relaxed about bringing new features to the game. It might be hard to say goodbye to the original game, but Warzone will be changed its color.
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