CALL OF DUTY ADVANCED WARFARE SERIES

This Call of Duty is set far in the future instead of during World War II or the near-present, and its soldiers wear high-tech exoskeletons that allow them to leap and punch like superheroes rather than ordinary grunts.

CALL OF DUTY ADVANCED WARFARE SERIES

The series is in the hands of a new studio, Sledgehammer Games, founded by some of the people behind the very fine game Dead Space. Advanced Warfare was in development for three years, instead of the usual two. So the latest entry, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, is an acknowledgment that after 11 years and 11 games, itвЂ™s time to start over.ДЄctivision, the gameвЂ™s publisher, has trumpeted the many ways that the new game is a break from Calls of Duty past. But despite annual sales in excess of $1 billion for five years running, there have been signs that the juggernaut is in decline. Biolab is a small to medium snow-covered research facility Riot is a Bagdad prison where the security tech is still operable, so you can set traps against your foes Ascend is a space elevator terminal with a three-lane design and finally Defender is a San Francisco-based map set under the Golden Gate bridge where a tsunami occurs mid-round.Even before the newest version of Call of Duty went on sale last week, these games about real and imagined wars made up the best-selling first-person shooter series in history, with close to 190 million copies sold, according to Guinness World Records. Of the new environments, four new maps were revealed today. Think basketball with more guns, no referees, and played in bombed out war-torn urban landscapes. Lots of favourite multplayer modes will return such as Hardpoint, CTF, Search & Destroy, Team Deathmatch and Domination, but there will be some new modes too like Uplink, which has players pass a satellite back and forth before dunking it in some dimensional rift, or something. On that note, the character creator will be more robust than it's been in past entries as well. Speaking of which, the perk system has been overhauled from its 'pick 10' iteration to 'pick 13' to allow for a greater degree of customisation. Players will also receive 'supply drops' the longer they play. While your energy will drain, there will be perks available to extend your suit's battery life. These expanded techniques are due to the game's Vanquish-like EXO suits that run on an energy meter, but offers cool abilities like cloaking, hovering and producing a shield. Perhaps its most notable feature is its new movement system that allows players to boost-dodge, double-jump or dash in midair, slide, and slam down on the ground to damage nearby foes. You'll also get double XP during the 24 hours before launch.Дetails of Advanced Warfare's multiplayer were revealed earlier today at a Call of Duty press conference proceeding Gamescom. There are two new, custom weapons as well as the previously announced Advanced Arsenal incentive. The Day Zero Edition is available on all platforms - that is, PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One - and includes special content. Activision said stock is limited, but if a shop has it to sell, then it'll be on sale. You may even be able to pick up the Day Zero Edition on the Monday if you haven't pre-ordered. The game officially launches on Tuesday 4th November. Shops will deliver and sell the Day Zero Edition a day early, so it'll either turn up on Monday 3rd November, or you can walk into a shop then and buy it. If you pre-order Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare you can play it a day before its official launch.ДЄctivision today announced the Day Zero Edition of the game, which you get for a pre-order at no extra cost.

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