ghostvargas02

[ghostvargas02 @ghostcod26]

@qooillgft @RTRBama1999 @PlaystationSize “It’s highly unusual for an ACB rating to remain private for so many consecutive days; this persistence strongly suggests they’re actively generating and validating builds for all target platforms under that classification.”

[ghostvargas02 @ghostcod26]

@qooillgft @RTRBama1999 @PlaystationSize The blocked ACB rating from September 3rd, 2026 — using the generic “Call of Duty®” placeholder — matches the large Steam backend updates for MW2 (2009) and MW3 (2011) on the same day. These updates are far too big, synchronized, and unusual to be simple security patches.

[ghostvargas02 @ghostcod26]

@RTRBama1999 @PlaystationSize activision need money, mw4 its gonna be a massive flop and they know it, so the plan b its is, using nostalgia the people to make too money as possible too, like porting BO1 and BO2, 11,2 million copies sold.

[ghostvargas02 @ghostcod26]

@CallofDuty @CallofDuty GhostVargasH02#6992653 MW4 Beta stats

[ghostvargas02 @ghostcod26]

@Mehjustabiscuit @PlaystationSize These new ACB/IARC ratings are not Call of Duty NINTENDO HQ.
They are simply technical submissions for MW2/MW3 being uploaded to different digital stores and platform like playstation, xbox and PC.
These classifications exist because MW2/MW3 are not retrocompatible.