Activision has officialy confirmed that the Call of Duty Elite beta has begun on the Xbox 360. If you were lucky enough to blag an invite you can now login to sample some of the stats available to gamers when Modern Warfare 3 is released.
Elite will be released alongside Modern Warfare 3 later this year and will allow gamers the chance to connect with other CoD users, compete in various events and also analyse and thus improve their gameplay via statistics and no doubt many, many graphs.
The beta is being activated in stages with a limited number of invites being offered during each phase.
Bobby Kotick, Activisons Boss said Call of Duty Elite “started out with a desire to give back” to gamers.
Call of Duty Elite will “super charge” the Call of Duty experience in three key ways, claims Activision:
Connect: Call of Duty Elite gives players unprecedented control over their multiplayer experience. This is a true social gaming platform. Players can compete against friends, gamers of similar skill levels or interests, join groups and clans, and play in organized competitions. They can also track the performance, progress and activity of their personal network, both in the game itself as well as via custom mobile apps for iPhone, iPad and Android smart phones, tablets and on the web.
Compete: Call of Duty Elite hosts events and competitions for players of all skill levels on a regular basis; both in-game and real-world prizes will be awarded across the Call of Duty Elite player roster when the service goes live on 8th November.
Improve: Call of Duty Elite is ground zero for anyone who wants to improve their in-game skills. It dynamically tracks player statistics and performance down to the finest detail. It can show gamers how they compare to their friends or other players community-wide. The user-friendly tools and data will give gamers the insights they need to up their kill/death ratio in no time
