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Activision Reveals Trailer, Release Date For Call Of Duty: WWII
As part of livestream delving into how the game was created, and how it hopes to set the game from other World War II offerings, Activision has dropped the first official trailer for Call of Duty: WWII.
The trailer focuses on a number of shots of the European front of the war, including the storming of Normandy Beach, a tank fight in a forest, and several shorts of airplanes.
The company also announced the release date for the game: November 3. Finally, the company announced the game will indeed have a playable beta, scheduled for sometime later this year. You can watch the trailer below.
For a more detailed roundup of WWII, you can read our roundup of everything we know about the game so far, and how a golf club captured some of the game's best sounds.
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