
Inde Navarrette is going viral after a fan handed her a sealed copy of Modern Warfare 2, and her reaction is priceless.
The internet's fascination with Inde Navarrette has hit new heights, especially since fans discovered she's a hardcore gamer with her own Twitch channel.
Clips from her streams have been trending across social media, earning her respect from the gaming community. One fan even gave up a highly valuable copy of Modern Warfare 2 just to show their appreciation.
Over the weekend, Navarrette attended Fanatics Fest at the Javits Center in New York, where she participated in a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 panel alongside Kevin Durant. As she exited, she spotted a fan holding out a sealed copy of Modern Warfare 2 still in its display case.
"Oh my god!" Navarrette gasped, grabbing the game excitedly. "This is the 2009 version!"
"One recently sold for $1,000," the fan explained. "Can you believe that?"
A quick check on eBay shows sealed copies for Xbox 360 listed at staggering prices, some as high as $20,000. But Navarrette made it clear she has no intention of selling it.
"I'm not selling this one!" she replied, hugging the game to her chest.
When asked where she'd keep it, a smiling Navarrette sang, "In my house. In my room."
A fan just surprised Inde Navarrette with an ultra-rare copy of Call of Duty 😱 pic.twitter.com/2nsmpbT3HB
Navarrette has a long history with Call of Duty. In an interview with GQ, she revealed she started gaming as a kid on the PlayStation 2, playing Shrek games in Big Head mode with her mom and brother.
She later moved on to shooters like CoD and Halo before diving into story-driven games like Red Dead Redemption, Outlast, and The Last of Us, which she famously streamed on Twitch to make ends meet after filming Obsession.
"So for me, it was like, 'Oh, why not?' If I'm not working on a show and I love playing video games by myself and with friends, then why not stream? It became a lot of fun," she told the outlet.
Following Obsession's massive box office success, Navarrette confirmed she met with Thunderbolts director Jake Schreier, saying she'd be open to playing a character in the MCU. There's no word yet on whether that will lead to anything, but fans are excited to see what's next for the rising star.

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