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Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare Commercial Tells Us Not To Kiss Goats
For the past few years, Activision has released live-action trailers for Call of Duty featuring celebrities. This year, there’s also a goat.
The trailer, titled “Discover your Power,” was directed by Peter Berg (Very Bad Things, Friday Night Lights) and stars Taylor Kitsch (Friday Night Lights) with a cameo by Emily Ratajkowski (Gone Girl). It also stars a goat that wants a kiss (Call of Duty “Discover your Power” Trailer).
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will be out on November 4 (unless you nab the Day Zero edition, in which case it will be in your hands on Monday, November 3). For more, check out our preview of the multiplayer from Gamescom and our cover story from June 2014.
And if you're curious about what a particular "clueless gamer" thinks of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Conan O'Brien got a chance to play it. There will be a full segment next week, but here's a little tease from Team Coco with his reactions.
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