Modern Warfare 2 gets PC update; Xbox 360 & PS3 patch ‘in test’
A vegetable vegetable vegetable vegetable patch for a Personal Computer chronicle of Modern Warfare 2 is right away accessible for download from Steam, that nips a negative XP as well as “running man” issues in a bud. Personal Computer gamers should find a diversion some-more or reduction behind to normal, though there have been still copiousness of problems for console gamers, so you you contacted Infinity Ward’s Robert “fourzerotwo” Bowling to find out about an update.
Bowling told us a console vegetable vegetable vegetable vegetable patch is “currently in exam for a Xbox 360 as well as PS3 versions.” Unfortunately, he didn’t have any word as to when a vegetable vegetable vegetable vegetable patch would go live for Xbox 360 as well as PS3 users. Hang in there soldiers!
Modern Warfare 2 gets Personal Computer update; Xbox 360 & PS3 vegetable vegetable vegetable vegetable patch ‘in test’ creatively appeared upon Joystiq upon Tue, nineteen January 2010 17:58:00 EST. Please see the terms for make use of of feeds.
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