Call Of Duty: WWII PS4 Bundle Announced, DLC Exclusivity Confirmed

Call Of Duty: WWII will be featured in a $299 limited edition bundle when the game releases Nov. 3, but you can pre-order it now. As announced on the PlayStation Blog, the design has plenty of military flair and a D-Day map pattern on the console. It also comes with a bright green DualShock 4.

Despite Call Of Duty: WWII being a PS4 Pro enhanced title, however, the hardware in the box won’t be a Pro unit. Instead, like most recent limited bundles of its kind, the offering will include a 1TB standard console. It’s been confirmed for sale in the United States, Canada and Europe. In fact, Europe will be getting two exclusive bundles in addition to this one: they include a standard or PS4 Pro with the stock design instead of the camo.

Those who’d like to get their hands on one of these can currently try Target or Gamestop. Amazon and Best Buy have purchase links available for the product, but pre-orders have not yet begun at the time of writing.

Aside from adding another divisive console design to the PS4 family, this bundle also comes with a confirmation that all of Call Of Duty: WWII’s DLC packs will be made available 30 days earlier on PS4. That marketing deal was established with the release of Black Ops 3 in 2015 and will continue until at least 2018. As those who follow the series closely will know, this isn’t the first time a Sony partnership has given rise to a special package. Black Ops 3 was given similar treatment when the contract first began.

Whether you love the design or hate it, at least the Call Of Duty: WWII console has an aesthetic that’s slightly more involved compared to its predecessors. PS4 bundles for games like Final Fantasy XV and Star Wars Battlefront were essentially the standard black model with a sticker on top. At least this time around the camo finish is carried throughout the entire machine.

This new bundle is yet another slap in the face to Xbox fans who may have been hoping that WWII might mark the start of a rekindled relationship with Microsoft. As it stands now, however, Sledgehammer has yet to discuss how, or even if, the studio’s new game will take proper advantage of the Xbox One X that launches just four days after the game itself.

It’s also worth noting that this console bundle is far from the only limited SKU of Call Of Duty: WWII that will be headed to store shelves this fall. Beyond hardware, there are also bundles with special hats, backpacks, statues and more. No matter what you’re willing to pay, Activision has a bundle for you.

Call Of Duty: WWII comes to PS4, Xbox One and PC Nov. 3.

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