Classic Call of Duty games have seen large spikes in player numbers after Xbox matchmaking issues were resolved. 2012’s Black Ops 2 attracted over 10,000 simultaneous players on Sunday
The Xbox 360 titles in particular have seen a large increase in interest since they were added to the service. Physical copies of the old games have also maintained their value thanks to this.
While some older Call of Duty titles reportedly have a large issue with hackers and modded lobbies, users on social media are reporting that thanks to the large amount of interest in the games, and the revitalised player base, these hacked lobbies are becoming far less common.
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