Redux includes remastered versions of 4A Games shooters Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light alongside all previously released add-on content.

The legendary Ranger Mode is included in both games.

Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux are also available separately as download titles.

The Redux versions of the Metro games are reasonably cheap, for those who missed out on these games the first time around or want to relive them in their definitive edition. Both titles come with all of their DLC packed in for a total of $24.99 / £15.99 / €19.99 each digitally, or they can be purchased together in the boxed Metro Redux compilation for $49.99 / £34.99 / €39.99.

Additionally, the Steam versions of both titles can be pre-ordered for half off if you already own the original game. [Note: This doesn't work with the bundle, so you'll have to purchase the games separately.]

Sledgehammer Games co-founder Michael Condrey made the news known via a tweet:

.@OpTic_BigTymeR Thanks for stopping by @SHGames to check out #AdvancedWarfare. + Not a bad showing for a rookie: pic.twitter.com/nkjdP8XbyI

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) June 21, 2014

The image also reveals that Capture the Flag will be making a return in Advanced Warfare, as well as a six versus six mode.

Atlas Corporation is the name of the largest MPC in the game — which launches on November 4th, 2014, on PS4, Xbox One, PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. A Wii U version hasn’t been confirmed.

“We’ll have our own style. The exoskeletons are definitely in there and that’s the core of the game,” said Schofield in the interview with Metro.

“Our multiplayer has what I’m going to call the biggest set of new, as you call it, cool gear that you’ve seen in a long time,” Condrey added. “It’s a big step forward, from three years in development we’ve been able to innovate across the game. Everything you saw today… just imagine what that’s going to mean for multiplayer.”

Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare sees its release on PS4, Xbox One, PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 on November 4.

As for the PS4 comfortably hitting 1080p, CD Projekt Red executive producer John Mamais concurred that it’ll be easier to hit the aforementioned resolution on Sony’s new console than it’ll be on Xbox One, but went on to play down the situation, adding that overtime, all the games will look and run the same on both consoles.

Here’s Mamais, in a recent E3 2014 talk with Eurogamer:

We’re still optimizing for Xbox One and PS4 so it should look better than that in theory. But everything we’re doing optimization wise for PS4 and Xbox One, we’re also optimizing for PC. It’s a cross-platform engine, so any optimization we do for one platform goes into the other platform and just speeds it up, basically.

 We will hit 900p no problem. We’d like to get it up to 1080p on Xbox One. That’s our goal. Whether we can do it or not I don’t know. We’ve got to squeeze everything we can out of the hardware.

Microsoft and Sony say 900p is the sweet spot, and there’s not a lot of difference visually between 900p and 1080p, but it’s a hot topic now. So that’s what my goal is.

It’s just a slightly more powerful machine. That’s pretty known. But I think in the longer run everything is going to be on both platforms running at 1080p. It’s just taking developers longer to do it than they expected because the architecture is a little more challenging on the Xbox One.

It’s actually easier to develop for Xbox One for us because we’re PC developers. So everything we do on PC is for DirectX 11. And Xbox is also based on DX. So for the rendering side it’s a more natural progression for us to go to Xbox.

But we anticipate being able to do 1080p on PS4 a little bit easier than on the Xbox.

Our ultra is pretty much the peak in games. At least we hope it is. The stuff we’re doing is going to look really amazing.

Mamais said that the sweet spot for PS4 resolution was 900p according to Sony, but that isn’t accurate. Sony’s constantly boasted of all their games hitting 1080p — or have promoted as much, because Watch Dogs only managed 900p on PS4, so too was Battlefield 4.

The game’s out late February 2015 for PS4, Xbox One and PC.

The official Xbox website lists the game as coming to Xbox One and Xbox 360, while Amazon has the game listed for PS4, Xbox, PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

Square-Enix revealed the game at E3 last week, but made no mention of platforms on which it’ll be released.

It’s set to go on sale next Christmas and promises to traverse “some of the most beautifully hostile places on earth”.