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Reports say Call of Duty 3 is playable on PC via an unofficial native port. The release brings 4K and unlocked framerate support two decades after the console original.
Call of Duty 3 has finally arrived on PC through an unofficial native port. Reports say the release ends 20 years of console exclusivity for the title. Before this project, the game remained unavailable on desktop systems since its original launch.
The unofficial version adds several modern enhancements for desktop players. Reports note it includes support for 4K resolutions and unlocked framerates. Fans can now run the older console exclusive on modern PC hardware without any official backing from the publisher or developers.
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