Fri, Nov 18, 2011 | 20:23 GMT
Activision plans to have Elite “up and running” by December 1
Acttivision has said it plans to have Call of Duty: Elite “up and running” properly by December 1. Speaking with G4, Daniel Suarez said the target date is rather specific, in that it’s the same length of the service extension premium subscribers were handed as an apology for experiencing Elite’s issues at launch. “They kind of have to bear with us while we bring this all back up,” the VP of production said, “but for us it’s literally ‘give us those couple weeks, we’re giving those to you for free’ and come December 1, the goal is that we’ll have everything up and running.’”
To keep up to date on the service’s status, keep an eye on this page.
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Posted in: Activision Blizzard, PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Tags: call of duty: elite, Daniel Suarez, elite
5 comments
#1
Mineral4r7s
18/11/11, 8:28 pm
Fail
They are to stupid for their own milking / sheep herding concept.
Its sad that you fail to exploit generation facebook so fataliy.
#2
noherczeg
18/11/11, 8:34 pm
So bring a service online by 13 days is called a PLAN. Wooow…
#3
OrbitMonkey
18/11/11, 8:40 pm
This was not needed, not wanted & through weird karma its not here!!
#4
G1GAHURTZ
19/11/11, 12:33 pm
Still can’t buy it!
I’m trying to upgrade to premium, but the completely rubbish PSN Store just refuses to let me pay for it.
It’s actually choc-a-bloc with stats and stuff, if you can actually get into the thing…
#5
Ireland Michael
19/11/11, 2:02 pm
Hilarious.
God job, Activision.