GAME announces Call of Duty: MW3 pre-order dog tags

Customers pre-ordering and purchasing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 from GAME will receive 4Gb USB dog tags containing ‘classified Call of Duty content’.

The offer is available to purchasers of the Hardened edition (which contains the steelbook case, limited edition journal, founder status on Call of Duty: Elite plus a one year Elite membership for AUD$159.95), or standard edition (which is AUD$98 on PS3 and 360 or AUD$88 on PC).

EB Games and JB HiFi are offering a customised Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 XBox 360 slim console with branded case, hard drive and two controllers for AUD$549 at EB Games and AUD$548 at JB HiFi (NZD TBC)

Customers at EB Games can also pre-order the Hardened edition for AUD$158 (NZD TBC) and the standard edition for AUD$118 (NZD$153) on PS3 and 360 or AUD$98 (NZD$128) on PC.

JB HiFi is going out with the cheapest price on the Hardened edition, at AUD$157 (NZD TBC).

Only GAME Australia and EB Games New Zealand are listing the Wii version, for AUD$99.95 and NZD$128 respectively.

All versions of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 are releasing in Australia and New Zealand on 8th November.

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