[UPDATE] A better quality video has also emerged online, also showing a Nuke Killstreak. You can check out the video by going here.
[Original Story] Up until now, very little has been said about the multiplayer features of Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare, the new entry of the series currently in development by Infinity Ward. The full reveal is set to happen later today, but a new video and some images have managed to emerge online before it.
The new Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare multiplayer video allows players to get a glimpse at some of the features that will be included in the upcoming game. The video's quality is, unfortunately, quite bad, but it's definitely more than enough to get fans excited for today's full reveal. You can check out the video by going here.
Alongside the leaked video, some leaked Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare multiplayer images have also emerged online. The first image confirms that the game will feature a 16:9 mini-map and in-game callouts, while the second one reveals some of the perks that will be available for the multiplayer mode. Unfortunately the descriptions of the perks aren't visible in the images, but it's safe to assume that some of them will not work too differently from perks included in previous entries of the series.
As already mentioned, Activision mostly showed sequences taken from the Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare single player campaign up until now. A new trailer that has been made available last month showcased an in-game cinematic sequence which definitely looks good.
Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare launches this November in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The full Infinite Warfare multiplayer reveal, alongside the Modern Warfare Remastered multiplayer reveal, will be happening later today, so more about both games will be coming very soon.
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