Aston Martin Dreadnought: Built to deliver digital domination in Call of Duty
Aston Martin has unveiled the Dreadnought, a military-inspired V12 supertruck designed for integration into the Modern Warfare 4 video game.
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What is the Aston Martin Dreadnought?
It is a military-grade V12 supertruck designed for use in the video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
Which outlets have reported on this vehicle?
Top Gear, The Drive, Car and Driver, Aston Martin Media, and the official Call of Duty franchise have provided coverage.
Is the Dreadnought a real-world vehicle?
Coverage confirms the vehicle is designed for virtual driving in a video game; information regarding physical production remains unspecified.
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- Primary Driver: Aston Martin has unveiled the Dreadnought, a military-inspired V12 supertruck designed for integration into the Modern Warfare 4 video game.
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Aston Martin has introduced the Dreadnought, a vehicle described as a military-grade V12 supertruck. The vehicle is designed to be driven within the virtual environment of the video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
Coverage from Top Gear, The Drive, Car and Driver, Aston Martin Media, and the official Call of Duty franchise emphasizes the vehicle's aesthetic similarities to a Halo Warthog. Reports categorize the release as a collaboration aimed at achieving digital domination within the game title.
Future reports will determine how players access the vehicle within the Modern Warfare 4 interface. Coverage does not yet specify if a physical version of the vehicle will be produced for non-virtual use.
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Sources (5)
- Take cover! Aston Martin has built a massive, military-grade V12 supertruck Top Gear · 52d ago
- Aston Martin Basically Made a Halo Warthog for Call of Duty The Drive · 52d ago
- and Aston Martin Unveil the Dreadnought for Modern Warfare® 4 Call of Duty® | Best-Selling Video Game Franchise · 52d ago
- Aston Martin Designed a Crazy V-12 Off-Road SUV That You Can Drive (Virtually) Car and Driver · 52d ago
- Aston Martin Dreadnought: Built to deliver digital domination in Call of Duty Aston Martin Media · 52d ago broke it first
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