Play Call of Duty 5 at Eurogamer Expo

By Ellie Gibson Published 29 September, 2008

Yet more games announced for our show.

Eurogamer (i.e. us) has announced a host of new games (i.e. five) that will be playable at next month's Eurogamer Expo.

Topping the bill is Call of Duty: World at War, which isn't even out till November. It's looking good though, as you'll know if you've been checking out the trailer and previews over on the gamepage.

Then there's Tom Clancy's HAWX, the new flight combat game from Ubisoft, and mythological first-person shooter Legendary. Racing fans have a double-decker treat in store with GTI Club+ and RACE Pro both on the show floor.

Not to mention all the games that have already been announced for the Expo including Fallout 3, Far Cry 2, LittleBigPlanet, Mirror's Edge, Motorstorm: Pacific Rift, Prince of Persia, Resistance 2, Saints Row 2, Tomb Raider: Underworld... Check out the Expo website for more. And remember, there are EVEN MORE still to be announced.

The Eurogamer Expo is taking place at the Old Truman Brewery in London on October 28th and 29th. Tickets cost GBP 5 per day, and the proceeds will go to UK videogames charity GamesAid. The Expo will take place from 11am to 10pm each day, and you've got to be aged 15 or over to get in.

That fiver also gets you entry to the GamesIndustry.biz Career Fair, taking place at the same location and time. So you'll walk away not just with a free Bionic Commando poster but a brand new job! Possibly.

To register for your ticket, visit the Eurogamer Expo website.

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About Ellie Gibson

Since joining Eurogamer in the mid 2000s, Ellie has written about subjects as diverse as the fall of Gizmondo, the rise of Hollyoaks actresses in Red Alert games and the noise a bear makes under NSFW circumstances.

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Comments (15) Latest comment 3 years ago

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  • agparrot #1 3 years ago

    I have booked my ticket already, but I can hardly wait to get up there and play some more games.

    Will there be a timer on how long you can play, or is it winner stays on?

    Whilst I'm looking forward to these games, perhaps at the 2009 Expo we might also have a few tournaments of games that already exist? Entrants could even be decided from a larger number of people via the forums or something.

    Looking forward to COD5, or Cod: World At War or whatever it is called - if only to find out if it is pap or not.

    edit: Would also secretly love it if Borderlands was one of the unannounced ones.

    Do we need to bring our own controllers?
    Edited by 1 at 29/09/08 @ 12:47

  • rockjaw #2 3 years ago

    Hey agparrot

    We'll be providing controllers. :)

    We may have slight limitations on how long you can play but there will be a lot of games to try out, so you might not want to stay fixed on one for too long.

    There are also going to be tournaments for some games - stay tuned for more details.

  • Derblington #3 3 years ago

    I want to go to this :(

    /hugs self

  • mkreku #4 3 years ago

    Plane tickets to London (return trip): £67
    Two day tickets to Expo: £10
    Living in London for three days: £300+!!

    What the hell? Am I just lousy at looking for cheap hotels?

  • rauper Verified Managing Director, Eurogamer Network #5 3 years ago

    London hotels are bloody expensive...

  • samaran #6 3 years ago

    just wander around leicester square until light and sleep on a bench in the morning. always worked for me.

  • rupert #7 3 years ago

    no left 4 dead?

  • space_ace #8 3 years ago

    mkreku, why don't you try a hostel? st. christopher's inn was about £11

  • agparrot #9 3 years ago

    Thanks for the details rockjaw, I wait with baited breath for more information on tournaments - as long as it is nothing as unimaginitve as Soccer game tournaments!

    I am not that secretly excited about all this.

  • JDub #10 3 years ago

    RE: Hotels: -

    It's in the City (i.e. the middleish), so the prices will be expensive. Try looking a little further out - something like this or this.

    HTH

  • bad09 #11 3 years ago

    OK I REALLY need to somehow blag a day off work to sample some of these goodies, it really isn't fair my company lets other staff have days off!!!!!!!!

    / sits and schemes......

  • Triggerhappytel #12 3 years ago

    Really looking forward to this; in particular I want to try Far Cry 2, Mirror's Edge and LittleBigPlanet.

    Well done for organising this EG, will be my first games exhibition.

  • Ged42 #13 3 years ago

    Please link up the GTI Club+ machines for network play, it will be awesome.

    Also any word on what sessions are on at the careers fair? can't seem to find anything on gamesindustry.biz site.

  • rauper Verified Managing Director, Eurogamer Network #14 3 years ago

    "Please link up the GTI Club+ machines for network play, it will be awesome."

    Exactly what we're doing!

    "Also any word on what sessions are on at the careers fair? can't seem to find anything on gamesindustry.biz site."

    Should be announced by the end of next week.

  • mkreku #15 3 years ago

    Ok, I checked up on St. Christopher's Inn and they have reasonable prices. Thanks for the advice! It would probably cost me around £100 for four days in London, excessive beer drinking not included.

    Now, if only they manage to lure Piranha Bytes there with the latest build of Risen..