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Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare Details Leak
A few details regarding Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare leaked recently after a live stream popped up (and then was shut down) on Twitch.
Warning: potential spoilers ahead.
Twitch user Anfuny29 broadcasted from an early copy of the game, exposing details such as a DNA bomb you get after 30 kills. The bomb kills enemies as well leaves a green mist across the battlefield.
Also mentioned were optional paintball effects for your ammo, another game mode, and weapon camouflage.
Glen Schofield, co-founder of developer Sledgehammer Games, didn't confirm specific details, but did acknowledge the leak in some tweets.
We took 3 years 2 make a game. Kept it quiet 4 the fans & it has to be stolen & leaked a week b4. That sucks. A real bummer. Thanks a lot.
— Glen Schofield (@GlenSchofield) October 26, 2014
The Day Zero edition of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare comes out for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, PS3, and PC comes out November 3 and the regular edition is November 4.
Our Take:
The Call of Duty titles are usually packed full of surprises, so as Schofield says, there are still likely plenty things to discover.
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