Modern Warfare 2 finally goes live for Steam pre-orders

Posted Nov 11th 2009 10:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: FPS, Multiplayer, Modern Warfare 2

It looks like Steam users who paid for their copy of Modern Warfare 2 via the download service can finally play the game itself. A few hours earlier than planned, the multiplayer shooter from developer Infinity Ward and publisher Activision is now live and unlocked for those users.

Modern Warfare 2 via Steam is split in two parts; the regular single player campaign is in one section while the game's multiplayer modes are listed as a separate game title. As we have reported on before, the folks who bought the game in retail stores got to play the PC version on Tuesday, even though it also uses Steam for authentication, updates and the Steameworks suite of tools for leaderboards, achievements and more.

Gallery: Modern Warfare 2

Tags: activision, activision-blizzard, infinity-ward, modern-warfare-2, steam

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Funny, that.. i pre-ordered a week ago, and restarted steam.. and it still says unreleased on my account. i am in Waterloo, ontario, canada. steam is in Seattle, Washington, USA. still says unlock is at 2100(09:00PM)pst. which, is 0000(midnight)EST

bravo, gentlemen, Bravo.

Posted at 10:19PM on Nov 11th 2009 by Delta26

WHY WHY WHY!
I thought of buying the for my PC but
now they cancelled it?
Shit, this is really SUCKS man!
Saving money for no reasons.
Waste my effort to save my pocket money!Posted at 8:26AM on Nov 17th 2009 by Eddy

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