The images show off a few of the characters (complete with capacity-boosting exoskeletons), environments, and weapons that you possibly can expect when the full game launches on November. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will at the same time consist of a few form of power-based weapons, on the other hand we do not see those here.
You'll notice that the hat-wearing soldier has the name "Atlas" written across his suit. That's short for the the fictional Atlas Corporation, whose leader is Jonathan Irons, played by actor Kevin Spacey in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
Advanced Warfare seems to be set sometime at the near high-tech future—ergo “advanced”—with some of the trappings of Black Ops two resurfacing—Call of Duty meets House of Cards maybe, with Kevin Spacey playing a significant role in the game’s single player campaign.
Activision planned to announce Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare on Sunday, nonetheless their reveal was moved up to at this time, when we saw the game's initial trailer, learned a number of vague story particulars, and got confirmation that the game's DLC will arrive very first on Xbox platforms.
Hours after it was leaked across the online, Activision has released the official trailer for the subsequent installment of blockbuster 1st-person shooter. Call of Duty—days ahead of the planned May 4th reveal.
