Announced last January is the Call of Duty Championship 2015. Set for March 27-29 in Los Angeles, players will shoot it out for a total of US$1 million in prizes and sponsored by Microsoft/XBox and Major League Gaming. For this year, amateur gamers, who think they can mix it up with some of the best FPS video game, as long as they can meet the tournament rules and regulations, can now join in the event.

By tomorrow, tickets will be open to the public by 10am PST at the Major League Gaming website. Tickets start at US$50 Gold Package includes a three day pass, , Call of Duty Championship 2015 Premium Personalization Pack token, and a token to download Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’s “Ascendance” DLC.

For those who are going to pay Platinum Package of US$100, they get pretty much what those who paid for the Gold Package plus VIP seating and the Call of Duty Championships 2015 sweatshirt.

Curious what the Call of Duty Championship 2015 Premium Personalization Pack token is, it has three new reticles, calling card, a golden weapon camo, Championship Exoskeleton, Championship Helmet, etc. For those who want to have this ahead, they can order it from the Xbox Live online entertainment network for US$3.99.

For the professional gamers, the qualifying rounds are done with XBox One with qualifying tournaments held in Asia, Australia, North America, South America and Europe. The games will be broadcasted live in MLG.tv.

With this approach of making the tournament open to the Public, Call of Duty publisher Activisionaims aiming to "boost eSports to new heights." Game developer Slegehammer's co-founder Glen Schofield said in a statement: "We developed Advanced Warfare with the competitive community in mind, and we can't wait for the top talent from around the world to compete in the Call of Duty Championships."

And that means major multiplayer warfare next month in Los Angeles.