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Activision’s Call of Duty: WWII isn’t released until November 3, but Xbox One owners can now kick off the pre-load for the Second World War first-person shooter. The game will obviously block access until launch, but at least those with slower internet connections or data caps can begin the download process well ahead of time. At this moment in time the game is unavailable for pre-load on PlayStation 4.
In a post on Reddit, it’s been revealed that the size of the download for Call of Duty: WWII is 45.14GB. So, if you want to begin the pre-load, just make sure you have enough space on your HDD. The size of the game is much smaller than other recent releases. Forza Motorsport 7 came in at a pretty hefty 95GB on release, courtesy of the obligatory 50GB day one patch.Â
There’ll likely be a day one patch for Call of Duty: WWII, though it’s unlikely it’ll be as large as the 50GB Forza 7 required.
