The old Call of Duty parts for Xbox 360 are relevant again
By ForGeeks Users have noticed a noticeable spike in older installments of the Call of Duty game for the Xbox 360 console over the past few days. This phenomenon has caught the attention ofthe media, as older versions of the game are not only actively attracting players, but are also in the top 5 of the US and UK Xbox Store charts.
According to a report from the Xbox Store, Call of Duty’s older versions are also in the top 5 of the Xbox Store’s US and UK charts.
This resurgence of interest in old Call of Duty installments is due to Activision’s sudden improved matchmaking. This allowed gamers on Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One to actively enjoy older versions of the game again through backwards compatibility. For example, the first Black Ops reached a peak online of 123,000 people, Black Ops II — 11,500 players, and Modern Warfare 3 — nearly 80,000 gamers.
Backward compatibility.
Sources speculate that Microsoft and Activision Blizzard may be preparing to add classic versions of Call of Duty to the Game Pass catalog, which could be the reason for the servers being restored and matchmaking improved.
