We know very little about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, but it has already surpassed Vanguard in popularity on Twitter.

The simple release of his logo becomes more viral on the social network than the first trailer for the latest COD.

Just one logo was enough for Activision to create more virality on Twitter with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 yesterday than with Vanguard’s debut trailer on the social network, and this can be seen as a sign of greater interest. From the public for the next installment of the veteran and successful action-shooter series.

Let’s talk about data. Infinity Ward’s short FPS teaser video reached 2.2 million views in less than 24 hours, while the first Call of Duty: Vanguard trailer was watched 1.9 million times a few months after its release. In content virality, the difference is even greater, with 35,800 retweets compared to the 9,000+ retweets received so far by the aforementioned video.

We’ll have to wait for sweeter content like the shooter’s trailer to find out how big the gap in interest between the two titles is, but everything seems to be suspecting that. Activision will see user numbers rise again.

And facing the process of selling to Microsoft a few days ago, the company confirmed that it lost 50 million monthly active players in the last quarter compared to the previous same period, which is seen as a clear sign of less interest. Vanguard vs. Black Ops Awakens: The Cold War was released in stores in 2019.

Activision’s optimism about Modern Warfare 2 is pretty great, and a few days ago they described it as the most advanced video game in the long saga. But by the way, the main character is still Vanguard, you can read his analysis on 3DJuegos.