The Future of Virtual Warfare Games

If you don't intend on joining the military or the police and yet yearn for a realistic warfare experience, what do you do? The answer is simple - get yourself a warfare video game that offers lifelike visuals and mechanics. Out of all the video game series' that offer you a taste of the battlefield, Call of Duty is definitely one of the most critically acclaimed and realistic ones.

Developed by Sledgehammer Games and published by Activision, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is a single-player/multiplayer first-person shooter video game. This title was released on the 3rd of November, 2014, and was made available on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One gaming consoles. Though the PS4 and Xbox One versions of this game were released by Sledgehammer Games, the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions were developed by High Moon Studios. Advanced Warfare is the first title in the series to have been made in a three-year developmental cycle in contrast to the two-year-long cycle that previous installments followed. Furthermore, this title is the first in the series to have not witnessed a release on a Nintendo platform since CoD: Modern Warfare 2.

Set in the year 2054, the storyline of CoD: Advanced Warfare is centred around Private Jack Mitchell of the United States Marine Corps who loses his left arm in a battle against the North Koreans in Seoul. Following this, Jack joins the planet's mightiest private military corporation, Atlas Corporation, the owner of which gives Jack an advanced prosthetic arm. In the backdrop of it all, the world has been thrown into chaos because of a terrorist group called the KVA which has been executing numerous terrorist attacks. With many countries in turmoil, they all look to the Atlas Corporation for better protection.

The gameplay of Advanced Warfare has gone through many changes in contrast to prior installments. The conventional heads-up display, that was featured in previous titles of this series, has been changed; now, all game-related information is relayed to the player through holographic projections from the weapon that the player-character has equipped. Though the gun-play is pretty similar to prior installments, new mechanics have been implemented; for example, a few guns can recharge themselves slowly. One can also switch between various kinds of grenades.

Want to get yourself the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare game but don't know how? Well, don't be worried. You can buy a copy of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare online by visiting a shopping website (e-commerce website). You can place an order for the product effortlessly and it will be delivered to you in no time. You can pay for the product with your credit/debit card or via net banking. Don't think that shopping websites are trustworthy? Well, you can opt for the cash on delivery option when you order and once the product has been delivered to you you can pay for it with hard cash. So, get yourself a copy of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare today and game the night away!