Ever since Bas Timmer - a hacker from Dutch - ported WoA (Windows on Arm) to the OnePlus 6T phone a week ago, it has officially proven that, for tinkerers, the device would be an absolutely amazing flagship. So far, the hacker has gone to Twitter to share with everyone his latest achievement. Fans of the famous Call of Duty might feel extremely pleased all thanks to this act of him.
The twenty-five-year-old hacker uploaded a short clip on the widely used social media - Twitter. During this video, one of the most popular sequels of the famous game series Call of Duty - Modern Warfare 2 (PC version, 2019) was being run on the OnePlus 6T. The young hacker emphasizes that he’s actually using WoA (Windows on Arm) as an assistant to help him make this feat possible.
We can see in the video Timmer running the widely-known Rust level of the game, although there are no other players. The performance is a bit wobbly in the video; however, you may find it playable if you belong to the subreddit about low-end gaming. There isn’t any actual match for multiplayer or any gameplay for single-player in the game yet, which makes it unclear how it will hold up in a proper session.
But It’s still quite a remarkable feat considering it’s a one-person work. It is proof that mobile chipsets, as well as Windows, have come a long way comparing to past decades. This also raised a question whether a Snapdragon 855-toting phone is capable of delivering better performance during the game.
We’ve reached to Timmer in order to figure out further about this project. We will keep you fully updated as soon as we receive his response. In the meantime, should you like to see any other Windows games don’t hesitate to let us know by commenting!