The Xbox 360 has had their World at War beta going on for a while now, and PC gamers have been left anxiously waiting. However, a cryptic message left by the game developers on the official forums has been cracked that should give PC owners a smile.
In the thread (now removed), a game dev posted a series of numbers that didn't seem to have any rhyme or reason. However, with the power of the Internet and some very determined players, the code was cracked rather quickly.
Decrypted, the code reads "It is scheduled for release tomorrow." 'It' being the World at War PC beta that has been promised. This was posted and decrypted last night, meaning that the beta should pop up some time today.
As the Call of Duty thread has been removed from the forums, and this is second hand information from those who saw the post and thread, consider this a rumor for now. You can find more information about the code and the method used to decrypt the message over at TGN.
In the thread (now removed), a game dev posted a series of numbers that didn't seem to have any rhyme or reason. However, with the power of the Internet and some very determined players, the code was cracked rather quickly.
Decrypted, the code reads "It is scheduled for release tomorrow." 'It' being the World at War PC beta that has been promised. This was posted and decrypted last night, meaning that the beta should pop up some time today.
As the Call of Duty thread has been removed from the forums, and this is second hand information from those who saw the post and thread, consider this a rumor for now. You can find more information about the code and the method used to decrypt the message over at TGN.