Glad I ordered this only to get the "standard edition" way to go amazon next payday i have to go get my son a $15 playstation card so he can have the dlc that was supposed to be included with the "gold edition"

GREAT game and worthy of purchasing it new. I Usually buy my games used but not this one!!! So much FUN!!!

This is a good shooting game.

It's the year 2054 and tension between the Korean's is at an all time high and we're on the brink of a world war. You play as Private Jack Mitchell (Troy Baker) of the Marine Corps and the U.S military have sent in the troops in a seemingly impossible task to bring peace between the Koreans.

The best Call of Duty since the Modern Warfare days; Using the Exo-Skeleton abilities in singleplayer & multiplayer is a lot of fun; Engrossing popcorn-esque singleplayer campaign; Fulfilling multiplayer experience; More customisation options than ever before; So much bang for your buck

Abrupt ending; I would love to have seen option to upload facial scan for multiplayer

Despite a few pulled punches this is the best Call Of Duty has been in years, and the multiplayer in particular is the most innovative since Modern Warfare began.

The EXO concept is implemented extremely well and gives the multiplayer a real boost; Loot system and sci-fi weapons are also good; Story mode is well written, with some great set pieces

Multiplayer and story campaign are surprisingly dissimilar, with the latter relying too much on franchise convention and not enough on the EXO; Survival mode is pretty basic

Advanced Warfare may be the boldest-looking COD in years, with its Kevin Spacey-fuelled sci-fi gadgetry and game-changing player movement, but it seems like Sledgehammer and Activision aren't prepared to completely abandon the successes of the past.

Kevin Spacey, double-jumping and the (near) future. Yup, Call of Duty is back and better than ever. I've completed the singleplayer half of the game, I've enjoyed it, I've thought about many ways in which things could be improved and this is my Verdict.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, developed by Sledgehammer Games and published by Activision, is the eleventh (primary) instalment in the Call of Duty series. This time, taking a leap from Titanfall , the game is set in the battlegrounds of the future.

…Or not. As the case may be with Advanced Warfare. There are two ways to look at Activision's (and Sledgehammer's) latest Call of Duty. They either know that the series needed a bit of a facelift and something different to the usual, or it has seen Titanfall and wanted some of that action.

This game really highlights all the other games that make it This is unplayable you just move to one bit to get something then boom a boring cut scen plays its boring man Doing same thing over and over just wait until your told you kill this guy ect COD used to be about doing it yourself not having...