Data miners uncover potential crossover between Modern Warfare 2 and Diablo IV
Data miners investigating Modern Warfare 2 have found references that suggest a potential crossover with Diablo IV, which could be coming soon.
Recent Leaks
Recent leaks have revealed a barrage of new crossover events being planned for Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone. Data miners have found files on August 30 indicating operators related to Skeletor, Spawn, Ash Williams, and Alucard.
Mid-Season Update
Continuing with their momentum, Activision has managed to keep fans engrossed in the mid-season update with the introduction of character like Lara Croft, following the addition of 21 Savage, Nicki Minaj, and Snoop Dogg earlier this season.
Upcoming Season
Fueling the rumors, CharlieIntel has suggested that Season 06 might see an influx of licensed operators. This prediction was followed by another data mine revealing icons based on the upcoming Diablo IV universe.
Crossover Rumors
The Modern Warfare 2 and Diablo IV collaboration rumors gained steam on September 4, as CharlieIntel reported that data miners had identified references to the Diablo characters, Lilith and Butcher, within Warzone after the game's latest update. According reliable Call of Duty news sources, the collaboration is likely to take place with the arrival of Season 6 and the Haunting.
Battle Pass Hints
The Battle Pass hints that Modern Warfare 2 Season 6 is set to begin on Wednesday the 27th. Much excitement surrounds the rumored crossover, as Lilith, the primary antagonist of Diablo IV, is already considered a beloved villain in the gaming community. Similarly, Butcher, a powerful enemy that manifests randomly within Diablo’s dungeons and cellars, draws significant fan interest.
Upcoming Updates
As of now, it remains unclear how these Diablo IV characters will be integrated into the Call of Duty universe. Stay tuned to receive more updates on Modern Warfare 2 and the suspected Diablo IV crossover. Please also check out our Season 5 Reloaded coverage for additional details.