Call of Duty's HQ launcher for Warzone, Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare 2, and Modern Warfare 3 was a bloated disaster.

Two Call of Duty games are getting dumped from the CoD HQ app, but they'll still be available as standalone titles.

Both MW3 and MW2 are leaving the CoD HQ app, and players are hoping it spells the end for the bloated launcher.

Activision added that beginning tomorrow, Modern Warfare 2 and MW3 owners can access the two titles directly after ...

Call of Duty HQ was taking up too much storage space, but offloading MW2 and MW3 was a good move ahead of Black Ops 7's release.

The Call of Duty series isn’t one to continue supporting old games in the series. There are some exceptions to this, but it’s generally accepted that once a new Call of Duty comes out, you shouldn’t ...

In the past three years, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III were part of the installation ...

The publisher also said that legacy content related to Modern Warfare 2 and Modern Warfare 3 modes within the main Call of ...

Any legacy content relating to either game "within the main Call of Duty install" will be automagically removed come August 7 to "free up storage space," although a later tweet clarifies "Call of Duty ...

As announced today on the Call of Duty Updates X account, 2022’s kinda boring Modern Warfare II and 2023’s very boring Modern ...

New modes coming to Black Ops 6 are the headshot-tastic Aim High, Snipers Only, Cranked Moshpit, plus in-season updates to ...

The new system requirements suggest CoD HQ is getting smaller once MW3 launches (maybe they're actually moving all that Warzone data to the Warzone box), so that's good, but it could also get worse.