Marina Bay Circuit to be a part of the new Call Of Duty game

Marina Bay Circuit to be a part of the new Call Of Duty game

Marina Bay

Marina Bay Circuit will be on the maps of Call of Duty Morden warfare 2 as a 6 vs 6 battlefields. This isn’t the first time Call of Doty aka Cod is colliding with the sport, Lewis Hamilton had his non-playable character in the earlier version of Cod back in 2016. The game is set to release on the 28th of October with a beta version of the game coming out on 16-17 September for the players to get a taste of the map.

Infinity Ward is planning to bring out a better version of a 6 vs 6 battlefield on the bridge of Marina bay. This exposure to Formula 1 could be justified as a result of their docuseries, Drive to Survive, being on the top charts. Not only games but movies are getting inspired by the sport that we might see in the near future. Formula 1 already has its own version of a racing game by Code master and EA.

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“We revealed a flythrough of Marina Bay Grand Prix, where combat occurs within the main infield of an urban race circuit, one of the 6v6 Multiplayer maps confirmed for the Beta,” revealed Call of Duty.

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Marina Bay returns after a two years long break

Marina Bay
Marina Bay

The last time we saw cars going around the streets of Singapore was back in 2019, since then there have been no races held at the location. Due to covid pandemic hitting the world, Marina Bay decided to cut itself out of the calendar for a couple of years. But 2022 will mark the return of the Singapore Grand Prix.

Sebastian Vettel stays the last winner in Singapore taking his last victory being a Ferrari driver. With Red Bull and Ferrari on the top of the championship, Singapore could get interesting if we get to see a miraculous fight.

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