Nothing groundbreaking on the airsoft or tactical front to start the week right for the readers of Popular Airsoft.  Now that we're already past the half way point of October, apart from being the month of zombies and Halloween themes at airsoft game sites all over the world, it's also the month where the noise for marketing some of the biggest FPS video game titles go really loud.

Activision and Sledgehammer Games are definitely the main culprits, as they prepare the gaming community for the official release of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.  Set for release on the 4th of November 2014, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is set far in the future where countries have to rely on a massive Private Military Company, Atlas Corporation, for their security.

Recruiting Kevin Spacey as the main antagonist for the latest title in the Call of Duty franchise looks like a masterstroke. But what’s more are new features that will change the way we have been playing Call of Duty as more high-tech tools are put our disposal as we play as Jack Mitchell in the game. Too bad many of these are still in the drawing boards of weapons and tactical gear designers and may still take decades to develop. Though the exoskeleton which is now a mainstay in many video games and even movies looks like it’s going to be the first to become a reality for use in military applications:

The exoskeleton carries over into Multiplayer, where an all-new movement system changes the way players traverse the terrain. Chain together boost actions like jump, dodge, and dash in a fast and fluid style of play. Equip all-new abilities and armaments in the revamped Create-a-Class. Earn additional weapons and gear through in-game Supply Drops, outfitting your operator in the deepest customization experience in franchise history.

For those who want to be the first to play the game ahead of the rest, they can now pre-order the Day Zero Edition which allows them to have the game a day in advance. This also comes with two custom weapons such as the AK-12G and the Crossbow B-2 Energy Weapon.

But you'll have to move quickly as the Zero Day Edition is only limited and thus, it'll be a first come, first serve basis so better rush to your nearest game retailer.  And as we anticipate its arrival, Activision releases the Official Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare Gameplay Launch Trailer over the weekend.