Advanced Warfare
Before Battlefield 1, There Was COD: Roman Wars
Everyone is excited about Battlefield 1 taking the players to the trenches of World War I, while COD: Infinite Warfare is getting bashed for putting the players in space battles. But what if we told you, that there existed a COD project that was supposed to be set in Ancient Rome? That’s right. According to GamesRadar, about eight years ago, Activision almost considered a pitch where Call of Duty would’ve taken place in ancient Rome. The story would’ve followed the story of a soldier in Julius Caesar’s trustworthy tenth legion, with first person sword combat, war elephants and even a playable Julius Caesar himself. As we know, The COD franchise is known for one thing; guns, guns and even more guns. So hearing about this might come as a surprise. However, the tremen...
Advanced Warfare Free For PC This Weekend
Not into cricket and need something to do over the weekend while all your friends are at a sports bar cheering India on as they play South Africa? Well now through Sunday, February 22, anyone with a Steam account can play Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’s multiplayer mode for free. The PC free play weekend allows players to try out all 13 of the game’s base multiplayer maps. And to add to that, all multiplayer progress achieved during the weekend will be able to carry forward to the full game if you decide to buy it. Activision has marked down Advanced Warfare on Steam to $40 this weekend only, while you can also pick up the Digital Pro Edition for $75. Advanced Warfare’s Havoc DLC, originally come out in January for Xbox platforms and comes to PC and PlayStation next week.