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Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare Day Zero Edition Gets You Into The Game Early
In addition to today's multiplayer reveal, Activision announced that Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare pre-orders will come with early game time. The Day Zero edition will be available on November 3, complete with double XP and two bonus weapons.
The early game time edition gives players the AK-12G assault rifle, the Crossbow B2, and a bullet brass Exo decoration. Activision is giving players a safety net. If the Day Zero edition isn't available at your retailer of choice, you'll be able to get a pre-order refund and a voucher for the content that comes in this version.
The Day Zero edition will not cost players any extra. Additionally, Collector's Edition copies will be available for early pickup and will come with the early access bonuses.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is due out on November 4 for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC. The Day Zero edition is available on November 3 on every platform. For more, check out our rundown of nine things to know about the multiplayer. You can also read a conversation between Dan Tack and Mike Futter about their experiences.
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