Call of Duty Fans Can Claim a New Prime Rewards Bundle

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone fans can now claim the Saddle Up bundle for free, given that they're subscribed to Amazon Prime. Over recent months, Prime Gaming has given Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 fans an assortment of extra rewards, in addition to in-game bonuses in other titles.

Currently, Prime Gaming subscribers can claim a total of 44 rewards across various games. These rewards includeOverwatch 2 tier skips, an EA Sports FC 24 pack, a League of Legends capsule, an Apex Legends bundle, and much more. However, some major Prime Gaming benefits will no longer be available soon, including rewards for Destiny 2, League of Legends, and Valorant. Fortunately, Call of Duty fans just received a new reward.

Prime Gaming subscribers can claim Call of Duty's Saddle Up bundle, which includes the Range Watcher operator skin, Ol' Lethal DG-56 blueprint, Pistols at Dusk calling card, You Fast? sticker, and Cowboy Life loading screen. The items are usable in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone, and fans can claim the bundle until March 21. Call of Duty: Mobile fans can also claim the Puzzle operator skin through Prime Gaming, which is similarly available until March 21. While these are promising benefits for Call of Duty fans, there are additional rewards outside of Prime Gaming that can also be claimed at this time.

Call of Duty recently launched its latest promotion with Monster Energy, which allows users to claim The Beast operator skin for free; this offer is available to anyone with an Activision account. The skin features a motocross helmet and an outfit with Monster Energy's signature black and green colors, with some purple thrown in as well. Call of Duty has not revealed the duration of this promotion, so interested users should try to claim it soon.

The Beast promotion is a part of Call of Duty's previously launched Monster Energy collaboration. The collaboration's rewards, which are available until March 31, can be unlocked by submitting codes from Monster