Activision and ontwikkelstudio Beachhead started with the b lwa tatest of Call of Duty: Elite. The two million volunteers who sign up for the test of this analysis tool have logged in, to be phased admitted.
Elite is an online platform that allows Call of Duty players each other’s statistics to view and compare, and by which they make their game play analysis. The beta version of this Call of Duty tool, that Thursday, the first gamers was taken in use, currently provides access to the game data of Call of Duty: Black Ops.
The tool can currently only works with the Xbox 360 version of Black Ops. The PlayStation 3 version will at a later time in the beta to be integrated, but Activision gave when prompted to Tweakers.net that there is still no date for is pricked. The pc version of Black Ops is not in the beta test involved.
The final version of Call of Duty: Elite will be this fall at the same time with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 be released, and will with all versions of that game can work. Beachhead will be after the release of the application to continue to develop new elements for the Elite, that also with future Call of Duty games will work.
Interested gamers can still get the beta test sign up through the website of Elite. According to Activision more than two million people signed up, but it is still unclear whether and when all these gamers get access. The gamers in the coming weeks in ‘waves’ to the beta of Elite admitted; there is no maximum number of participants will be disclosed.