Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Delayed for PC

Posted By | On 08th, Oct. 2009

As grim as it may be, it comes as no surprise that the next game in the CoD franchise is being held back for the PC.

Yes thats right fellow PC gamers, we are going to have to wait an extra two weeks to recieve our copy of what is possible the most anticipated game of all time. While the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions are still slated for November 10th, PC gamers will have to wait until November 24th to enjoy the goodness of Infinity Ward’s latest.

Looks like Ill be twiddling my thumbs while all my friends are blasting away online.

Looks like I'll be twiddling my thumbs while all my friends are blasting away online.

So that, I’m afraid, is just another snide jab at PC gaming.


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