Call Of Duty Advanced Warfare Multiplayer Trailer And Release Date: Sledgehammer Games Has Treated Fans With Another Official Gameplay Video In Preparation To The Official Title’s Launch On November

By John Kevin Muu Oct 21, 2014 12:28 PM EDT

Call Of Duty Advanced Warfare Multiplayer Trailer And Release Date: Sledgehammer Games Has Treated Fans With Another Official Gameplay Video In Preparation To The Official Title's Launch On November

Fans are excited about the new "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" gameplay trailer. Sledgehammer Games has treated the fans with yet another official gameplay video in preparation to the official title's launch on 4^th November.

According to IBTimes, the video was spotted on Greengamers and it showcases the futuristic storyline and it now has some more details. Apart from featuring Kelvin Spacey play Jonathan Irons, the charismatic and ambitious leader of Atlas, a private military corporation, the trailer also shows off some gameplay scenes for "Call of Duty: Advance Warfare." There are tests already being conducted by various sources to see what the game has to offer now that the game is scheduled to be launched on November. Reports from Attack of the Fanboy said that the Xbox One multiplayer of the title might be running at 900p/60fps resolution. This is based on what had been showcased about the game during the gaming events EGX and Gamescom. It also shows the jump that was made for the Xbox One version from what had been known to a struggle bellow the 900p mark, which is now smoother and better.

To the multiplayer angle, the important fact is that there will be a minimal frame drops for the players on Xbox One, even when it comes to the multiplayer. Although the developer of the game, Sledgehammer Games has not given any numbers or signal, the tests have been conducted and it appears to point a smooth experience for the Xbox One.

The developer of "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" has confirmed that the game will be supported by dedicated servers for an even smoother experience. There are reports that the confirmation about the game still requires details like the platforms that will have the servers, and which servers will be used in which areas. This is a great move and a big step in putting "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" toward the path of eSports. Although there have been no details given as to how the developer will make this happen, Sledgehammer Games has been planning to make "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" a platform for eSports. Stay with us for more news on this and much more.