In an unexpected turn of events, Call of Duty: Mobile is preparing to release an official PC version. The game, CoD Mobile is currently being tested in China, and players can look forward to playing the mobile version on PC soon.
Call of Duty: Mobile PC version is currently being tested in China
Are you surprised or amused, though? It’s a bit of both! Fans of the game never expected this, and the idea of bringing a mobile game to the big screen has caused quite a few laughs in the gaming community as well as excitement.
For those eager to try out the PC version, the testing period runs from January 4th to January 13th in China. It is still ongoing at the time of writing. For the time being, we can only wait and see what the test results will reveal, as well as what kind of announcements will come from the ongoing tests in China for the PC version of COD Mobile.
Now, let’s talk about the PC requirements for the PC version of Call of Duty: Mobile. To participate, ensure that your PC meets the following configuration requirements.
- Intel Core i5 4590 CPU
- 8GB memory
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti
- Windows 7
So those are all the requirements for running Call of Duty: Mobile ie COD Mobile on your computer. If your computer meets these specifications, you’re good to go! Prepare to experience Call of Duty: Mobile like never before, with the same familiar gameplay you know and love, but on a larger-than-life PC screen.
Whether you’re a seasoned gamer or just looking for some casual fun, this unexpected development has everyone excited to see how the game will translate to the PC platform. So, mark your calendars, check your system requirements, and prepare to enter the action-packed world of Call of Duty: Mobile on your computer!
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