This isn't official! (Or at least I hope not!) But I've made this post based off of credible gaming site articles and patterns among previous releases of Call of Duty.
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Activision’s Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare has taken the top spot in the US’s PC chart for the week of January 13th – 19th, according to NPD data. Three World of Warcraft titles follow the FPS, with the original Blizzard MMO in second, the ‘Battle Chest’ compendium in third spot and WoW: The Burning Crusade in fourth.
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7 Pages of preview and New screens!!!!
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The Variety Map Pack which includes Killhouse, Chinatown, Creek and Broadcast will be coming to the PC on June 5th, according to Infinity Ward community figurehead fourzerotwo. As expected from a map pack that's been available on other formats for nearly two months, the pack will be free to download on PC thanks to a sponsorship from NVIDIA.
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Mentioned in Activision financial statement: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare was the most popular game in units worldwide for calendar 2007, selling more than seven million copies, and the #1 PC game in units and dollars in the U.S. and Europe for the quarter ended December 31, 2007, according to The NPD Group, Charttrack and Gfk.
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GameDaily, using NPD tracking data, has released the list of the top 10 selling PC games of the year. Call of Duty 4 weighs in at #4 with 383,000 copies sold. "Here are the top 10 PC titles (ranked by units) for 2007: 4. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare* – Activision – 383K *Includes Collector's, Kane Editions"
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"...we pulled some disturbing numbers this past week about the amount of PC players currently playing multiplayer (which was fantastic). What wasn't fantastic was the percentage of those numbers who were playing on stolen copies of the game on stolen / cracked CD keys of pirated copies (and that was only people playing online)", the developer rep has said of Call of Duty 4 on blog FourZeroTwo.
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With the announcement of a modern setting, many had the same questions. Is it going to become tactical? No. It plays very much like previous Call of Duty titles. Will the multiplayer become ordinary? Not at all. In fact, the multiplayer sounds unique and intriguing. Could it possibly compete against Ubisoft's Tom Clancy dynasty? Certainly. After sitting through a significant demo showing off multiple levels, it's fair to say Call of Duty 4 is Rainbow Six with chest hair. Imagine Ubi's Rainbow Six with incredible graphics mixed with the intensity of Criterion's Black and you'll have some idea of the thunderous experience of Modern Warfare. Yeah, it's going to be one hell of a fall for shooters. If you are expecting to see Call of Duty 2 with some new "modern" skins, you're in for a pleasant surprise. Infinity Ward has spent the past two years improving its technology to create a far prettier game. There's an astounding level of detail in both the environments and the characters.
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New maps, new modes, and plenty of bullets.
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We at Infinity Ward are excited to be able to share the game we've been passionately working on for the past few years and to launch this site as your direct link into everything Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. Charlie Oscar Delta will be your access point to exclusive information, assets and promotions - in addition to also being a point of contact between the team at Infinity Ward and you, our Call of Duty fans. The Call of Duty community has had a major impact on the making of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and we can't wait to get you involved and share our excitement.
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