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Players assume the role of different characters from multiple sides of the Allied forces and experience the bonding and brutality of war as they fight along side their squad mates through a variety of missions, including battlefield assaults, ...

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Call of Duty: no exclusive

Posted on Friday, 29 August 2003 by Speed, source: Fragland

Worthplaying and some other major sites (including Blue's, Shack, etc) posted an open letter to Activision to show that they are against the constant exclusives that are given to FilePlanet.

The sites had decided to boycot the demo of Call of Duty as again this was given as a temporary exclusive to FilePlanet with a public release later on.

Apparantly, it worked as Activision has sent a letter to confirm the Call of Duty demo will no longer be exclusive and will see a full public release today

The recent reaction to the upcoming Call of Duty demo has caught us here at Activision by surprise. We're appreciative and excited about the high level of enthusiasm the game has received throughout the gaming community. Due to the tremendous demand for the demo – we are answering the call by not only making the demo freely available to all gamers at the same time, but early – This Friday Night - just in time for the long weekend.

Gamespy has been a great partner - working with us so that we can make our fans happy and give them a taste of a game they're clearly excited about. The demo will be available across the net on fan and gaming coverage sites, including GameSpy's FilePlanet.

We think you'll love Call of Duty, and we can't wait for you to play the demo. Look for it Friday night!

Thanks Bluesnews

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