Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's new Tomogunchi Turbo watch is a $10 upgrade over its fan favourite predecessor

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The latest Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Tomogunchi Turbo watch now includes upgradeable charms

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A new Tomogunchi Turbo watch has arrived to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Call of Duty: Warzone, available to purchase via new bundle found on the in-game store. 

The Tomogunchi Turbo is described by Infinity Ward as "the next generation of digital petcare", and a significant upgrade over the original Tomogunchi, which let players feed and evolve their watch-based critters by attaining kills online in the first-person shooter. 

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What's new about the Turbo over its predecessor? This one comes with weapon charms that will also change as you evolve your digital Tomogunchis, letting "your skunk become a bear or your octopus become a T-Rex" over time. 

There are 14 charms over all, and bundle also comes with a number of stickers and emblems included. It currently costs 1200 COD Points on the Modern Warfare store, which is around $10/£8.50 in real world money, though you can earn COD Points through the game's Battle Pass system. 

It's possible that steep price point will eventually drop, however, as is the case for many of the bundles on Modern Warfare's ever-rotating marketplace.

And if you're concerned that Infinity Ward is releasing virtual petcare games instead of fixing a game-breaking weapon bug that's currently disrupting Warzone's competitive meta, don't worry. The studio is working on a solution, and an update should be out soon enough... hopefully one that's not too taxing on the hard drive this time, aye? 

For more, check out the best Call of Duty games in the series' history, or find out what we've been playing in this unusual times via our episode of Dialogue Options below. 

Alex Avard
Alex Avard
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Alex is a former Features Writer at GamesRadar+, which once made him responsible for gracing the internet with as many of my words as possible, including reviews, previews, interviews, and more. Lucky internet!