PC.IGN's media page for Call of Duty has been updated once again, this time offering several multiplayer movies from Infinity Ward's World War 2 shooter.

Activision has released another Call of Duty gameplay clip, which runs for about 50 seconds. Quicktime required.

Gamers Depot has posted a new Call of Duty Q&A this evening, asking Infinity Ward's Vince Zampella and Grant Collier more about this highly anticipated World War 2 shooter. You can also check out some new movies from the game at PC.IGN.

Over at fan site Infinity Ward Nation you can find thirteen new screenshots from Call of Duty, showing the Russian mission Pavlov's House. The World War 2 shooter should be out next week.

There's a Q&A with Michael Schiffer, script writer for Call of Duty, on PC.IGN tonight. Schiffer (who also wrote the screenplays of movies like The Peacemaker and Crimson Tide) is asked about his involvement with the game, things he changed, writing for the three different nationalities in the game, the difference between this work and working on a movie script, and a few other things.

Over at Action Vault you can find a new Call of Duty Q&A. Infinity Ward's president Grant Collier, lead designer Zied Rieke and designer Steve Fukuda are asked about the game's story, location variety, the three player characters, weapons, AI, role of NPCs, and multiplayer features.

Forgot to mention yesterday that Activision released a new Call of Duty trailer, featuring a minute and a half of gameplay footage. You can find a mirror on FileShack. Thanks neohongkong.

There's a new Call of Duty movie available, showing another minute of gameplay footage from this upcoming World War 2 shooter. The game ships at the end of the month.

Activision sends along a press release announcing that the highly anticipated WW2 shooter Call of Duty is a mere month away.

Gamers...mark your calendars! "HQ" has confirmed October 29 as the date for Activision, Inc.'s (Nasdaq: ATVI) Call of Duty(tm) to invade retail outlets nationwide. The highly anticipated, first-person, WWII action-thriller has been given its orders and will be deployed to manufacturing, setting the stage for an all-out assault on game fans everywhere. Developed by Infinity Ward, Call of Duty for the PC is rated "T" (TEEN - blood and violence) by the ESRB. ...

There's a Call of Duty Q&A on Gamers Depot, talking to Vince Zampella and Grant Collier of Infinity Ward about their highly anticipated World War 2 shooter. There's the usual stuff about the campaigns, AI, weapons, multiplayer, etc.

Gamers Depot is the latest site with a preview of Call of Duty. There are impressions of the single- and multiplayer part of the game.

As part of their Activate Asia 03 coverage (Activision PR event), GameBiz.com.au has posted this preview of Call of Duty along with a video interview about the same game.

Because four previews didn't quite do it, GameSpy has posted yet another Call of Duty preview, offering updated impressions of the WW2 shooter in development at Infinity Ward. The article covers single- as well as multiplayer parts of the game. Update: PC.IGN and GameSpot also have new previews.

Activision has relaunched the official Call of Duty website, offering an overview of the game, a look at the three campaigns, screenshots, gameplay footage and the previously released demo. Thanks badman.

Over at GameSpot you can find a Call of Duty multiplayer Q&A, offering some more information on what exactly this World War 2 shooter will be shipping with.

PC.IGN is offering yet more Call of Duty movies, showing four new levels from this upcoming World War 2 shooter.

Boomtown is now offering ECTS impressions of Call of Duty, which was also on display at the London game show. If that is too static for you, there are two more movies on IGN as well, showing and talking about the engine technology used for this WW2 shooter.

Over at IGN you can find nine new movies from Call of Duty, Infinity Ward's new World War 2 shooter. Quicktime is required to watch them.

As promised, Activision has released the Call of Duty demo, allowing everyone to try out this upcoming World War 2 first person shooter. The demo comes with one mission, Burnville, and is singleplayer only. Don't know what this game is all about? Find out more on the official site.

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Well thanks to the support that all of you guys have given our initiative regarding exclusive demos, Activision has re-thought their strategy on the release of the Call of Duty demo, here's the official line:

The recent reaction to the upcoming Call of Duty demo has caught us here at Activision by surprise. We're appreciative and excited about of 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 again to everyone for understanding and supporting our position. All of the webmasters who were involved in setting this up are immensely satisfied with the results and hope that this marks a turning point in the industry.