Everyone, especially mobile gamers, to experience the thrill of Call of Duty Warzone on smartphones as the game’s release nears. Amidst the wait, Activision is promoting it in different regions across the globe and one banner spotted in Japan cannot be more hilarious. The company decided to release the game for specific regions and is available to play in countries including Australia, Norway, Sweden, and more.
Initially, it will feature game modes like Battle Royale and Plunder but more content may added later on in the game. Currently, Call of Duty Mobile remains Activision’s top product for smartphones which was released in 2019. Throughout the years, the game has become large in context to storage with all the content equivalent to around 20 gigabytes.
Japan’s Got Talent
There’s never a better time for mobile gamers to be a fan of CoD and Activision appears to have been creative with its ad campaigns. Someone recently spotted one such campaign in Japan where the game’s banner was accompanied by Tonikaku Akarui Yasumura, one of the finalists of Britain’s Got Talent.
This is The advertising of Call Of Duty Warzone Mobile in Japan pic.twitter.com/gd3r84h5e1
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He was the first Japanese to make it as a finalist in the show, and he did that in his undies. The man sparked roars of laughter during his time in BGT using his signature catchphrase, “Don’t worry, I’m wearing!” He wasn’t able to make it past the semifinals but thanks to the judges who brought him back as a wildcard entry.
In the image shared on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), his poster can be seen beneath the Warzone Mobile banner. By the looks of it, the Tonikaku is posing as he finally getting something he is eagerly waiting for, much like a hungry Joey when he sees some food. Interestingly, it hilariously captures the emotions of everyone who’ll finally get their hands on the game.
Call of Duty Has Its Own Arena of Mobile Games Now
Some debates took place around whether Warzone Mobile would merge with Call of Duty Mobile upon its release. However, it has now become clear as crystal that it will be a standalone title. Now the question remains if it will manage to pull CoD: Mobile‘s fanbase.
It can be hard to say initially as different factors will come into play here. For starters, the latest title will only be available at the highest settings for players who have mid to high-end devices, CoDM can run on low-end devices too, however players will need to compromise on graphical quality.
Moreover, many players may not want to leave the progress they have made in the game throughout the years. However, they may want to get a better battle royale experience, so Warzone Mobile represents an interesting proposition.
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