World at War beta tokens being awarded
Activision has unleashed the Call of Duty: World at War beta token flood gates and officially launched the friends and family beta. What? Not considered to be part of the uber l33t CoD friends and family? Then know that they've also started the beta code awarding process where, if you're a prestigious member of the Call of Duty community you'll get an invite in the coming days. Or, for the not so loyal, you can simply pre-order World at War at Gamestop and you'll be guaranteed beta entry. Good luck and play safe![Thanks, to everyone who sent this in]![Joystiq [Xbox]](http://xbox.joystiq.com/media/feedlogo.gif)
World at War beta tokens being awarded originally appeared on Joystiq [Xbox] on Fri, 10 Oct 2008 19:45:00 EST. .
Update: All the beta code invites are gone, kids, nothing to see here.Quick! Make like fox being shot at by an M16 and point your browser over to Eurogamer. That is if you're at all interested in Call of Duty: World at War. They're giving away a massive amount of World at War beta codes to anyone who registers on the site, but they're going fast. Enough reading already, make the jump and insta-join the beta fun. We hear there will be free orange juice and muffins at the sign in table.
Treyarch community manager JD just posted an update on the official Call of Duty: World at War forums, informing the masses that a World at War beta update is headed our way. An update that'll increase the leveling cap and add a few new playlists.
The update will release sometime later today or on Saturday, adding hardcore playlists, a search and destroy playlist and will increase the level cap to 24 which unlocks new perks and challenges. The update will also fix some game bugs and glitches. So, watch your head ... a World at War beta update is about to drop.[Via 360sync]
Attention soldiers: Looking to enlist in the good beta fight of Call of Duty: World at War? According to a slew of tipsters, FilePlanet is offering a limited supply of beta codes to some lucky members beginning today. In order to qualify, players must sign-up for a FilePlanet account or use an existing account -- a free account works, too -- and wait for notification if they've been selected for the Xbox 360 test. Recently, Treyarch increased the level cap to 24 adding new perks and challenges to the online fray, the developer aims to give its upcoming Pacific-theater, World War II shooter an extra push before it releases to retail this November. Players looking for beta access are urged to register for the contest as soon as possible because codes are going fast. Looking for more on Call of Duty: World at War? Check out our impressions, including video footage. [Thanks to everyone who sent this in]