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Advanced Warfare Will Boast 15 Prestiges And Over 350 Guns

If you're a Call of Duty fanatic, details like these make you grin.

According to what Sledgehammer Games co-founder Michael Condrey told some fans in the CoD Forum , the developer is making plenty of positive multiplayer changes.

For instance, while last year's Call of Duty: Ghosts only boasted ten Prestiges, the new game will return the series to the fifteen Prestige plateau. Furthermore, Condrey confirmed that there will be nearly 350 guns in the game, which is just a ridiculous number when you really think about it. Of course, we have to assume that a fair percentage of those 350 will simply be variations of other weapons, but still… Balance is key, at any rate, so Sledgehammer better get it right.

That can be difficult with so many weapons, though. We'll have to see how it all works out.

Related Game(s): Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare

A Veritable Treasure Trove Of Advanced Warfare Details

Thanks to the June issue of Game Informer – and the corresponding summary at GameSpot – we've got a ton of new info.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is scheduled to launch on November 4 for all major consoles and PC, and we've already got an official trailer . Now, we've got all sorts of new story and gameplay details; here's a collection of our favorites:

— The story begins with a catastrophic event that's described as a "global 9/11."

— Players assume the role of Private Mitchell, voiced by accomplished voice actor Troy Baker (Joel, The Last Of Us, Booker, Bioshock Infinite). Unlike previous franchise entries, AW has only one protagonist.

— You earn points that will be used to upgrade your EXO suit. That suit will let you climb walls with magnetic gloves, boost-dodge, perform super-jumps, and use optic camo for cloaking.

— One of the new vehicles is called the Pitbull, which is based on the real-life Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle. And yes, it's usable.

— No word on multiplayer just yet but there will be some sort of co-op mode.

— Veteran Metal Gear Solid composer Harry Gregson-Williams is working on the game's soundtrack.

— So as to produce a more believable world, Activision consulted with "experts from production design in movies, experts in the military, scientists, futurists, etc."

I'm sure we'll be hearing more and more about Advanced Warfare as time goes on. It's inevitable, really.

Related Game(s): Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare