Arthur Kingsley: Last News

British actor Chiké Okonkwo, who can be seen battling pre-historic beasts in NBC’s La Brea, ushered in a new chapter of his career while making history for one of gaming’s most notable franchises.

Sledgehammer Games has revealed the character biographies for four operators in Call Of Duty: Vanguard.Along with several brand new cinematic character trailer’s that were shared yesterday (October 25), Sledgehammer also revealed the history behind the operators in a new PlayStation Blog post.First up is Sergeant Arthur Kingsley, the leader of Task Force One. Kingsley was born in the Douala region of Cameroon before attending the University of Cambridge and enlisted in the British Army.

Activision has released a new trailer for Call Of Duty: Vanguard, which details the characters and story of the upcoming campaign.The new trailer showcases some of the locations and battlefields of Sledgehammer‘s upcoming WW2 entry into the series. However, the main focus is on the characters who are introduced.Arthur Kingsley is the leader of a new team formed by the Special Operations Executive, a secret British organisation formed during WW2.

Sledgehammer Games has turned New Zealand’s national war hero into an Australian in Call Of Duty: Vanguard.The upcoming World War II shooter is set to introduce four heroes to the game who are each inspired by real-life people, including the Russian Polina Petrova, the British Arthur Kingsley, the American Wade Jackson and the Australian Lucas Riggs.However, Lucas Riggs, who is based on the real New Zealander Charles Upham, the only man to be awarded two Victoria crosses for his service in history, has for some reason been turned into an Aussie in Vanguard, and New Zealander’s aren’t happy.The New Zealand site Newshub explained (as reported by Kotaku), “Charles Upham’s significance cannot be overstated.