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Call of Duty Mobile released its new Battle Royal map Alcatraz and they did it the proper way. The game released the footage of the new BR map for the game on the official Call of Duty Mobile Twitter and Youtube accounts. This will be the second battle royal map for the game ever since it was launched. The trailer for the Call of Duty Mobile new map Alcatraz trailer starts off with the meme "Always Has Been" and the players are loving it. If you haven't checked out the trailer yet then I highly suggest that you do. Call of Duty Mobile devs are memeing so hard that even people who don't play the game are taking notice.
🗺 The new Battle Royale map, Alcatraz has deployed!
— Call of Duty: Mobile (@PlayCODMobile) October 18, 2020
❓🥇 Have you gotten you first win here yet?
👍🏼 Alcatraz map available to play now in #CODMobile for the #CODMAnniversary pic.twitter.com/NIlsxBx2qW
The new Call of Duty Mobile Battle royal map is now available in the game. Alcatraz is the second and final Blackout map. It is set around the prison on Alcatraz Island that has been previously seen on the Zombies maps Mob of the Dead, and its remake/sequel Blood of the Dead. It launched April 2nd, 2019 on PlayStation 4, and launched April 9th on Xbox One and PC.
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In other news, the CODM version for China is getting a major animation overhaul. The video found on the official Reddit account of CODM revealed that the China version is now getting new animations. The first major change that was apparent was the reload animations. These animations are not available yet in the Global variant of the game. It may very well be that the devs of Call of Duty mobile are going to test these new animations in China before releasing it Globally in the next update.
The Reddit account of Call of Duty mobile seems to be in turmoil over this news. Multiple discussion treads have been opened by players to argue why the China version of the game is getting preference over the global version. One thing to note here is that TiMi studios which is part of Tencent Games and is also the developer of Call of Duty mobile. So it is possible that the Chinese audience are getting a special bonus. This won't be the first time Tencent has done this. Many may have forgotten but the Chinese Government also banned PUBG Mobile in their country for showing gore and violence in the game which led to Tencent games releasing the much-ridiculed "Game of Peace".