Devin Booker, the Phoenix Suns star, is set to join the ranks of popular first-person shooting game “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III.” He will be featured in the video game’s upcoming third season bundle, following in the footsteps of his teammate Kevin Durant, who became a playable character in May 2023.
Booker’s involvement in the game goes beyond just being a character. The 27-year-old has shown his loyalty to “Call of Duty” by livestreaming his gameplay on Twitch. In fact, during the NBA season suspension in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Booker was immersed in playing the game when he received the news.
Booker’s Use of the Game as Therapy
For Booker, “Call of Duty” serves as a form of therapy in times of stress. After the Phoenix Suns lost the first game of the 2023 NBA playoffs to the LA Clippers, Booker admitted that playing the game helped him relieve some steam. His reliance on the game for relaxation was highlighted by his teammate, Chris Paul, who jokingly remarked that all Booker does is play “Call of Duty.”
Kevin Durant was the pioneer NBA player to be featured in “Call of Duty” as an Operator Skin in the third season of “Modern Warfare II.” Now, as the third season of “Modern Warfare III” is set to launch in April, Booker’s addition to the game adds another layer of excitement for fans and players alike.
Overall, Devin Booker’s inclusion in “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III” not only showcases his love for the game but also provides players with a unique opportunity to experience playing alongside an NBA star. As the game continues to evolve and bring in new additions, Booker’s feature is sure to captivate both gaming and basketball enthusiasts.
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