The dogs of war are being unleashed today, as Activision and developer Treyarch announced the launch of the Multi-Player Beta for Call of Duty: World at War on the Xbox360. Console players can guarantee themselves a token by pre-ordering the game at UK GAME retail outlets, or online at http://www.game.co.uk/ (refer to GAME for more details). Call of Duty fans that register to become members at www.callofduty.com are also eligible to receive a token, but these tokens are limited in supply, so register today. Additionally, Eurogamer will also be distributing keys from 5pm today on a first-come, first-served basis...
Activision has announced that the Xbox 360 multiplayer beta of Call of Duty: World at War has officially launched. They have also stated that the PC beta is to follow soon.
Is the COD5 beta page live and ready to start accepting download codes? Could be if you look at the image and the site it was taken from.
The latest issue of CVG Presents is all about Call of Duty and our print brother has scooped a bunch of new details related to World at War's multiplayer.
Eurogamer (i.e. us) has announced a host of new games (i.e. five) that will be playable at next month's Eurogamer Expo.
David Hollingworth writes:
Neocrisis - When you pre-order the game from Game.co.uk you will receive a Beta code. People who do so will get exclusive VIP access to the official Call of Duty site and bonus in-game content. For the lucky 360 owners, they will receive a whole month of early access to the Online Beta. We believe that the Beta starts sometime in October.
Treyarch has revealed details about the Call of Duty: World at War Limited Collector's Edition, due to ship alongside the game when it launches on November 14th.
We know you have a ton of questions about the upcoming CoD: WW Beta, so we put together a quick FAQ on the Xbox 360 Beta. Stay tuned, we're in the process of developing a much more in-depth FAQ on the PC and Xbox 360 Betas.
Activision has released a 3D screenshot of Call of Duty: World at War, and it's looking hot.
During yesterday's analyst call, Activision revealed a plan to make more money from the COD franchise by selling something called "Day One Advantage" that will buy you faster experience points to use in the game.
Edge writes: "Activision raked in millions in sales with 2007's Call of Duty 4, but the publisher sees more opportunities beyond the retail box with the upcoming sequel.
GameXtract writes "Activision has recently released the box art of the next Call of Duty game, World at War. Like all others in the past the box art shows off various soldiers shooting aimlessly in every direction, and screaming their lungs out. I wonder how long it will take before half of them realize their shooting in the wrong direction. Regardless you can get a full size look at the box art by click the above image. Also to note that this game will be following in the same foot steps as Modern Warfare, and will receive the all mighty M rating."
Activision announced that the war in Europe will begin on November 11
D+PAD: We've just received word that Call of Duty: World at War will be releasing in the UK on November 14th. Gamers should also keep an eye out on the official Call of Duty website to pick up their "token" for the Xbox 360 beta.
If you took today's news at its word, PlayStation 3 owners were being left out of the "Call of Duty: World at War" multiplayer beta.
n the latest issue of OXM UK, it is Comfirmed that infinity ward are working on a sci-fi shooter. But does not go as far to say if this game is the next in the call of duty series.
MTV's Stephen Totilo writes:
No surprise here, but PureBalance, the creators of the popular anti-cheat software, PunkBuster, have been contracted to provide anti-cheat counter measures for Call of Duty: World at War by Activision.