Call of Duty Elite 2.0 Will Launch Alongside Next ‘Call of Duty’

Feb 9, 2012 by  

Call of Duty Elite 2 Launch Alongside Next Game

Much like Activision has become a creature of habit with their annual releases of Call of Duty, so does it appear that they will do the same with Call of Duty Elite. In an investor call today, where they also announced some sales and subscription numbers for the service, the publisher revealed they plan to roll out another version of Elite to ship alongside this year’s Call of Duty.

While Call of Duty Elite may not have made the best impression after launching with a ton of problems, once the good stuff like DLC hit, players began to flock to the stat-tracking and community service’s premium sector at a rate of 1 in 5. Considering the game was the biggest entertainment launch in history, it goes without saying that Activision would like to replicate that success.

It’s hard to anoint the myriad community features and chances to win in-game prizes as the main source for Call of Duty Elite membership, but if Beachhead Studios can find a way to preserve what’s already great about Elite, but make it more functional, that would be worth a second go around. It was only last month that the service’s mobile app released – the key piece that made Elite worthwhile – so it’s unclear just how useful the service can be when the game hits its biggest numbers around launch.

Unfortunately aside from this Elite 2.0 announcement, and more confirmation that a new Call of Duty – one that is rumored to be a follow-up to Black Ops – is on the way, Activision kept details to themselves. Call of Duty Elite 1.0, however, does have a planned update that will see the introduction of Clan Operations into the fray – a chance for clans to compete using Elite and win prizes. And, to leave things on a high note, Activision said they have more features planned for Elite set to roll out within the next 60 days.

What would you like to see out of Call of Duty Elite 2.0? Do you think Activision’s approach, aside from the launch hiccups, is worth repeating?

Source: Shacknews

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  1. I’m missingle mw3 I got rid of it for battlefield 3 once again but I’m gonna have to but it again I love call of duty

  2. they should focus on getting elite 1.0 fully operational before even thinking about 2.0

  3. I would laugh so hard if Elite 2.0 requires another seperate subscription XD big kick in the face to the CoDwhores. Can’t believe people are still pumping money into this overrated crappy game.

  4. Good stuff? Are u kidding me? No clan stuff, and nothing for ps3 users, so I don’t see any “good stuff” yet. I want my money back!

  5. If they do not require it to play online almost like an online pass as I’ve heard a couple rumors about
    And they have as many maps I not more than mw3 for elite and include zombie maps it may be worth it
    Modern warfares maps compared to black
    Ops maps in my opinion were nowhere close to being as good as treyarchs so if they can pump out some good maps it might be worth it because mw3 maps aren’t impressing me much

  6. yor right there maps do suck make them bigger but not as big as bf3s maps thats to big unless you put up to 20 people into one game of teamdeath match

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