14 DAY TRIAL // The team at Activision in charge of the eSports aspect of the Call of Duty series is ready to reveal the summer tournament schedule for the series, giving fans an idea of the coming events and the best way to watch them.
The Gfinity EU Pro League will kick off soon at an arena in London, with multiple divisions for different skill sets and a wide number of competitors.
Until July 22, gamers can see streams of Advanced Warfare gameplay every Wednesday, and the best four teams will get qualifying privileges for the Summer Championship, which will have a solid prize pool of 100,000 dollars (90,000 Euro) and will include teams from both Europe and North America.
The MLG Pro League Season 3 is also starting today, running until September 2 with 12 teams involved, seeking to get a place in the big Championship that will take place between September 18 and 20.
UMG Dallas 2015 will involve teams that will compete in an open bracket between July 10 and 12 for a total prize pool of 40,000 dollars (34,000 Euro).
This will be one of the final occasions to see Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare in action, as Activision is getting ready to deliver the new title in the franchise.
Black Ops 3 will dominate eSports once it launches
The new title is being developed by Treyarch, and the multiplayer reveal that took place during E3 2015 suggests that the studio is aiming to offer a more dynamic experience that many fans are comparing to that featured in the Halo series.
The game will take place in 2065, and that means all characters will have access to a wider array of robotic enhancements and to genetic modifications that will allow them to dominate the battlefield in new ways.
For the first time in the history of the series, all downloadable content packs will be first offered on the platforms created by Sony, with the company managing to negotiate a deal that's similar to that previously enjoyed by Microsoft.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 will be out on November 6 and can be played on the PC, the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One, and older home consoles.