Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 preorders are now live ahead of its October 23 launch on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Infinity Ward's new entry will also come to Nintendo Switch 2, marking the series' first-ever appearance on a Switch platform, though preorders for that version open later. There's no last-gen support and no Game Pass availability at launch.
The Standard Edition runs $69.99 across physical and digital storefronts. Amazon throws in 5 hours of Double XP for preorders, and GameStop adds an exclusive Steel Trading Card. Best Buy is offering a Steelbook Edition at the same $69.99 price. The Vault Edition is digital-only at $99.99 and packs in early Open Beta access, the Hunter Killer Operator Skin, the Hostile Alliance Operator Pack, the Special Forces Operator Pack, a Signature Weapon Collection, one season of Blackcell, and a DMZ Deployment Bonus. A Vault Edition upgrade is available separately for $30 on Xbox and Steam. Activision is also offering a 10% discount on the Vault Edition — not the upgrade — for players who digitally or physically owned and played a premium Call of Duty title going back to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019), or played one via Game Pass with an active Game Pass Ultimate, Premium, or PC subscription. The discount only applies if you preorder on the same platform and account used for the qualifying title.
Modern Warfare 4 is one of the bigger fall releases landing before GTA 6, and the Switch 2 announcement signals Activision is treating Nintendo's new hardware as a serious platform rather than an afterthought.
If you're eyeing the Vault Edition, it's worth checking your discount eligibility before checkout — the 10% off applies automatically if you qualify, but only on the same platform account.
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