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E3: Xbox One to receive Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare DLC first

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Tech2 News Staff|Jun 10, 2014, 11:34:41 IST

At the ongoing E3, Microsoft has disclosed its plans to officially bring the Xbox One to the Indian market. This will include the Xbox One console, Xbox One wireless controller and a 14 day trial of Xbox Live Gold for new members, priced at Rs 39,990.

Now that we have the console, we can also expect and be the first to receive downloadable content for the new Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, this special announcement was made yesterday during Microsoft’s conference at this year’s E3 says the report by Polygon.

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The video linked below is the official gameplay from the Induction campaign level which follows a group of US marine in the year 2054 as they are dropped into the battle lines of Seoul, South Korea. In the game players get to take the character of Mitchell.

The game was announced earlier in the year by Activision and set to be launched on November 4. The game has moved from the traditional gameplay from the previous instalments which was realistic in nature to futuristic gameplay involving hover bikes, mechanical suits and exoskeletons.

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The story of the game developed by Sledgehammer Games revolves around a private military corporation that goes against United States Government. The military organization is headed by a notorious character which is portrayed by actor Kevin Spacey. Spacey's involvement was revealed in the the Advanced Warfare teaser, which we reported about here. It's really one of our favourite game trailers.

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First Published:Jun 10, 2014, 11:34:41 IST
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