Despite Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’s release date being November 4, Activision released the launch trailer. The 90 second trail shows a game full of intense combat, exciting levels and Kevin Spacey.
Advanced Warfare is set around a terrorist group who destroys the nuclear reactors of several countries around the world. The nation then turns to a private military company for help and protection called Atlas Corporation. Spacey plays Jonathan Irons, the leader of Atlas Corporation.
The players will be entering the game as Jack Mitchell, a former U.S. marine who was wounded during a mission in Seoul.
As for the soldiers in the game, they will be packed with impressive gadgets. Some of the bigger ones include threat-detection grenades and directed-energy weapons.
The most noteworthy weapon in the game is the exoskeleton. This suit will provide super-strength while enabling player to jump and climb across environments.
"The exoskeleton carries over into Multiplayer, where an all-new movement system changes the way players traverse the terrain," Activision says.
When the game drops on November 4, it will do so for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC.
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Source: CinemaBlend
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