Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare [Gold Edition]

The player controls Jack Mitchell who starts as a soldier for the Marine Corps.

He is stationed in Seoul, South Korea, with Will Irons.

In a successful, but deadly mission against North Korea, 6.000 marines are killed including Will and Jack loses his left arm.

At the funeral he is approached by Jack's father Jonathan who offers him a job at Atlas and where he receives a high-tech prosthetic arm.

The story covers several years and locations as Atlas' intentions are slowly revealed.

Next to Irons prominent characters are Gideon, Joker, Ilona, and his old sergeant Cormack.

Countries and locations visited in the game include U.S.A., Greece, Bulgaria, Nigeria, South Korea, Thailand, Antarctica, and Iraq.

As the game is set in the future, Mitchell has access to high-tech exosuits that drastically enhance the soldier's abilities.

Each mission provides a different type of suit with specific powers, such as the ability to double jump, use a grappling hook, hover through boosts, become invisible through cloak, launch grenades, provide a shield or additional health, and climb metallic surfaces.

Compared to other Call of Duty games, there are more moments with slower action, the opportunity for stealth and a number of environments that are more open so different approaches can be considered.

Mitchell can be upgraded by earning points through completing challenges, allowing him to reload faster or to take more damage.

Various missions provide vehicles, such as a hoverbike, a speedboat with the ability to plunge underwater, heavy mech suits, a tank, and a fighter jet.

The game does not use a regular HUD, but all information is projected on the weapon through a hologram.

Next to regular weapons and

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare [Gold Edition] for Xbox 360 is currently worth €9.08 loose. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare [Gold Edition] has only a handful of tracked market sales, suggesting relative scarcity compared to more common Xbox 360 titles.

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The PAL version of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare [Gold Edition] is currently worth €9.08 loose, versus €7.86 for NTSC-U. Regional price differences usually come down to print run size and regional collector demand.