Since opening registration less than two weeks ago, Activision has seen more than two million users sign up for the Call of Duty Elite beta, which will go live this July and support Call of Duty: Black Ops.
Activision has announced that more than two million users have signed up for the Call of Duty Elite beta since sign-ups went live less than two weeks ago. Activision's Dan Amrich revealed the figure on his One of Swords blog, and told Call of Duty players, "don’t be discouraged by the big number, thinking you shouldn’t bother because they already have enough people — two million volunteers among 30 million Call of Duty players is a small amount. More would be even better." Amrich also explained in a separate post how the beta for Call of Duty Elite will influence the final service: "The team is looking for how the community uses it and what they like and don’t like, as well as how the service handles the traffic of the COD community." The Call of Duty Elite service, managed by Activision's Beachhead studio, offers features such as stat tracking, video sharing, and enhanced matchmaking to all registered users, and those who pay a monthly fee will gain access to downloadable content and other additional content. The Call of Duty Elite beta will begin on July 14 and will support Call of Duty: Black Ops. The service will officially launch alongside Modern Warfare 3 this November.
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