[quote name="ADDZ" post="616591" timestamp="1407780532" date="11 August 2014 - 06:08 PM"] Name: Advanced Warfare Multiplayer - HARDPOINT ON RIOT - Gameplay Category: Gaming Previews Date Added: 11 August 2014 - 07:08 PM Submitter: ADDZ Short Description: None Provided View Video [/quote] Source: Video Discussion: Advanced Warfare Multiplayer - HARDPOINT ON RIOT - Gameplay
[quote name="XPGDARKSIDE" post="616551" timestamp="1407777314" date="11 August 2014 - 05:15 PM"] Name: Official Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare - Multiplayer Reveal Trailer Category: Gaming Previews Date Added: 11 August 2014 - 06:15 PM Submitter: XPGDARKSIDE Short Description: None Provided View Video [/quote] Source: Video Discussion: Official Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare - Multiplayer Reveal Trailer
[quote name="ADDZ" post="616575" timestamp="1407779442" date="11 August 2014 - 05:50 PM"] Advanced Warfare eSports: Broadcaster Mode with expanded Oracle options and Ranked Playlists Sledgehammer Games is going to be supporting all the communities with Advanced Warfare, including the eSports community. Over the last several years, Call of Duty eSports has grown to be one of the most viewed and most attended competition events ever. SHGames has provided some basic information about how they plan on supporting eSports, with more details to come before launch. Here are some of the features that Sledgehammer Games is announcing today: Hardpoint and Capture the Flag Round-based Domination Broadcaster Mode now features an expanded Oracle mode Ranked playlists LAN lobbies Private match rule-set value slider [/quote] Source: Advanced Warfare eSports: Broadcaster Mode with expanded Oracle options and Ranked Playlists
[quote name="Rocky" post="616558" timestamp="1407778306" date="11 August 2014 - 05:31 PM"] Developing story… At the end of the new multiplayer reveal trailer, Activision and Sledgehammer Games have announced that if you preorder the Advanced Warfare Day Zero Edition you will get 24 hour early access to the game, so you can start playing the game on November 3rd. If you preorder the Edition, you will be able to go and buy the game on November 3rd. As a bonus, you will get Double XP on November 3rd and access to the Advanced Arsenal alongside 2 custom weapons. More details to come very soon…stay tuned. Visit CallofDuty.com as well for more. Press Release: DAY ZERO EDITION: Players have the exciting opportunity to get access to Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare one day early, thanks to the Day Zero Edition. Those that preorder or purchase one of the various collectors’ editions, will be able to buy and play the game on November 3, get Double XP for November 3, two special bonus weapons, and the Advanced Arsenal – that features a custom bullet brass exoskeleton and bonus directed energy weapon, the Quantum EM1. Day Zero Edition quantities limited, availability subject to demand and inventory at retailer locations. If Day Zero Edition not available at retailer, pre-order customer may receive a pre-order refund, or may purchase a launch unit and obtain a code to download all Day Zero Edition special content. Visit www.callofduty.com/advancedwarfare/dayzero for more information. Source - charlieintel [/quote] Source: Play Call of Duty Advanced Warfare Early, “Day Zero 24hr Early Access” with Day Zero Edition Preorders
[quote name="XPGBuSh" post="605942" timestamp="1406669965" date="29 July 2014 - 09:39 PM"] The official description for the Atlas Gorge bonus multiplayer map, which is a re-imagined version of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare’s Pipeline map, states that the map has a ‘map-based turret scorestreak.’ Atlas Gorge re-envisions the fan-favorite Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare map Pipeline. The Atlas Corporation has commandeered the world’s largest power source, the Three Gorges Dam in central China, whose sinister backdrop creates a gripping setting for multiplayer battle. Combatants will navigate the shadows, explore the map’s new verticality empowered by exoskeleton technology, and control a map-based turret scorestreak that overlooks the dam and helps to keep enemies at bay. Now, this is interesting because in the teaser footage we saw today, we can see in the bottom right of the screen that it appears like scorestreaks are returning to Advanced Warfare. Users on Twitter and in our comments section have sent us close up images of what appears to be scorestreaks: Source - CharlieIntel [/quote] Source: Official description for ‘Atlas Gorge’ MP map lists “map-based turret scorestreak”
[quote name="XPGBuSh" post="605933" timestamp="1406669495" date="29 July 2014 - 09:31 PM"] At the end of today’s story trailer, Sledgehammer has confirmed the MP reveal is coming August 11th. Advanced Warfare Multiplayer will also be playable at Gamescom later that week, from August 13th-17th in Germany. Activision has issued a press release stating on August 11th, we’ll get new info on the maps, modes, weapons, and more. Source - CharlieIntel [/quote] Source: Advanced Warfare Multiplayer Reveal coming August 11th at 10am PDT
[quote name="Rocky" post="605729" timestamp="1406652671" date="29 July 2014 - 04:51 PM"] According to an image we just got sent on Twitter, it appears that the details on the Collector’s Edition of Advanced Warfare has been leaked. There will be two Collector’s Edition: Atlas Limited Edition and Atlas Pro Edition. Atlas Limited Edition – $79.99: Atlas Gorge Multiplayer Bonus Map – Atlas Gorge re-envisions the fan favorite Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare map Pipeline. Atlas Digital Content Pack – Inspired by the Atlas Corporation, the most powerful PMC in the world, this pack features an array of customized in-game content and more: Two weapons Atlas Exoskeleton Atlas Player Card Five Bonus Supply Drops Single player Exoskeleton Upgrade Token Welcome to Atlas: Advanced Soldier Manuel Atlas Pro Edition – $119.99: Includes everything above, and the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Season Pass. Source - charlieintel [/quote] Source: Advanced Warfare Collector’s Editions Revealed Atlas Limited Edition & Atlas Pro Edition
[quote name="Rocky" post="605807" timestamp="1406658943" date="29 July 2014 - 06:35 PM"] Name: Official Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare - Campaign Story Trailer [UK] Category: Gaming Previews Date Added: 29 July 2014 - 07:35 PM Submitter: Rocky Short Description: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Campaign Trailer Faces Adversity View Video [/quote] Source: Official Call of Duty®: Advanced Warfare - Campaign Story Trailer [UK]
[quote name="XPGBuSh" post="582539" timestamp="1403382163" date="21 June 2014 - 08:22 PM"] SHGames co-founder Michael Condrey just tweeted out an image of what appears to be the Advanced Warfare MP scoreboard for “Capture the Flag”. Source - CharlieIntel [/quote] Source: SHGames teases Advanced Warfare “Capture the Flag” MP scoreboard IMAGE
[quote name="ADDZ" post="548110" timestamp="1399313624" date="05 May 2014 - 06:13 PM"] Game Informer Article [/quote] Source: Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare Game Informer Article (Images & Info)
[quote name="XPGBuSh" post="547532" timestamp="1399241991" date="04 May 2014 - 10:19 PM"] With each new Call of Duty release comes an enhancement in visuals, and Advanced Warfare is set to be no exception. According to the latest issue of GameInformer, Sledgehammer Co-founder Michael Condrey confirmed Advanced Warfare is “being built on a new engine”. So what does this all mean? Previous Call of Duty titles have been developed on a heavily modified version of the id Tech 3 version dating back to Call of Duty 2 all the way up to Call of Duty: Ghosts, more commonly named the ‘IW Engine’. Although each title has seen extensive enhancements in visual quality year on year, no Call of Duty title to this day has been developed on a “brand new” engine. Based on the comment made by Condrey, we can only assume this is no longer the case and will instead move away from the id Tech/IW Engine to a completely new in-house engine. With Call of Duty development now switching to a 3 year development cycle, it has given Sledgehammer Games the opportunity to essentially start from scratch. You’ll see evidence of the drastic improvements in the latest Advanced Warfare Reveal Trailer. If you rewind back to previous Call of Duty reveal trailers, you’ll notice they lack the smoothness and attention to detail as seen in the Advanced Warfare trailer. We should expect to see more details surrounding the new engine in the months to come. Source - CharlieIntel [/quote] Source: Advanced Warfare being being built on a ‘new engine’ according to Sledgehammer Games
[quote name="XPGBuSh" post="547433" timestamp="1399233434" date="04 May 2014 - 07:57 PM"] The GameInformer magazine has revealed more details: Advanced Warfare will feature some sort of co-op mode, but they aren’t ready to go into detail about what that mode may be. Treyarch’s co-op mode is the very popular Zombies mode, and Infinity Ward introduced Extinction with Call of Duty: Ghosts. It’ll be interesting to see what Sledgehammer Games will bring to the table. Source - CharlieIntel [/quote] Source: SHGames has confirmed that Advanced Warfare will have some sort of a co-op mode
[quote name="XPGBuSh" post="547415" timestamp="1399232156" date="04 May 2014 - 07:35 PM"] New details have emerged from GameInformer’s 12 page edition featuring Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. In the game’s campaign, you will play as Private Mitchell, and he is voiced by Troy Baker. This character was given a generic backstory, so players can better inhabit the character. Troy Baker only voices during cutscenes and never during actual gameplay. Source - CharlieIntel [/quote] Source: Players will play as Private Mitchell in Advanced Warfare’s campaign, voiced by Troy Baker
[quote name="XPGBuSh" post="547335" timestamp="1399225707" date="04 May 2014 - 05:48 PM"] GameInformer’s month long coverage of Advanced Warfare starts today. They posted a teaser of a trailer with interviews from Michael Condrey, Glen Schofield, and Eric Hirshberg. In there, an interesting quote was said. They’re bringing some big experiments to the core mechanics that will affect multiplayer and all modes of the game. Watch the video here http://youtu.be/i__5r4f4kV8 Source - CharlieIntel [/quote] Source: SHGames ‘bringing some big experiments to the core mechanics that will affect multiplayer’
[quote name="XPGBuSh" post="546683" timestamp="1399143082" date="03 May 2014 - 06:51 PM"] A new report from Giant Bomb is stating that Neversoft Studio is losing it’s name and merging with Infinity Ward. Infinity Ward and Neversoft have closely been collaborating on Call of Duty: Ghosts, and such, it seem these two are becoming one ‘super studio’ under the Infinity Ward name. Giant Bomb reports that Activision CEO sent out a memo: The news was disclosed through a very recent internal memo penned by Eric Hirshberg, CEO of Activision Publishing, that was obtained by Giant Bomb. The newly merged studio will still be called Infinity Ward. “As you know, Neversoft and Infinity Ward teamed up for the development of Call of Duty: Ghosts,” wrote Hirshberg. “And through that process, it became clear that the two studios have very complementary skill sets. Between these two excellent studios, it seemed like a single ‘super-studio’ could emerge.” As a result, however, the Neversoft name will be retired. “The impact of their 20-year run of hard work and success cannot be overstated,” said Hirshberg. “As already mentioned, we are merging these two very talented teams and obviously had to choose a name for the combined studio. Since the Infinity Ward brand is indelibly tied to the Call of Duty franchise, it is the sensible choice. While it will be strange to not see the Neversoft logo on future games, the important things–which are the Neversoft team’s talent, creativity, professionalism and commitment to creative excellence–all remain unchanged as part of this new chapter.” Giant Bomb is reporting that Dave Stohl, currently the executive VP of worldwide studios for Activision, will be taking over as Studio Head of this newly merged studio. Steve Akrich, current studio head of Infinity Ward, will remain in a leadership position at the studio. Giant Bomb is also reporting that current studio head Joel Jewett and studio director Scott Pease of Neversoft, who have both been at the company for more than 20 years, “have made the difficult decision to retire” from games. “As a gamer, all I can say is that I hope both Joel and Scott come of ‘out of retirement’ someday and develop more great Activision games for us all to play,” said Hirshberg. “As a colleague of Joel and Scott’s, all I can say is thank you and congratulations on an incredible run.” The site also reported that the memo finished with this statement: Source - CharlieIntel [/quote] Source: Rumor: Neversoft and Infinity Ward merging into a single studio under ‘Infinity Ward’ name
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