Your sofa needs you. GAMES DEVELOPER Activision has released first person shooter Call of Duty:Ghosts for PC and consoles, so if there are any empty desks at work you know why.
The console game is out around a month before the next generation Microsoft Xbox One and Sony Playstation 4 (PS4) hardware will appear. It went on sale with a splash at midnight at stores across the UK.
UK supermarket chain Asda has lined up a few options for people that want to get their hands on a virtual gun, a virtual dog, and a range of virtual missions.
There you can pick up the game for £39.97, plus a range of other things that you might want to improve your gaming experience. For example, a Turtle Beach headset might help your game playing experience, and Asda will sell you one for just shy of £80.
It doesn't end there. T-shirts and iPhone cases are also on shelves, as are high powered energy drinks. These cost £3, and depending on how long you are preparing to spend on your sofa they might be worth the investment. As an additional kicker, the promotional cans also include codes for downloadable content.
Asda, which has the exclusive rights on a lot of this merchandise, opened at midnight to start selling it.
For the same money, £39.97, you can pick up the game on Amazon, but you'll have to wait for it. High street store Game has its own range of options including a bundle pack called Freefall where the action takes place in a skyscraper. That's going to set you back £44.99 regardless of what hardware you buy it for.
The Prestige Edition, a Game exclusive, is available only for the Playstation 3 (PS3) and Xbox 360, and that will relieve punters of £149.99. For that you will get a big hole in your wallet, an HD 1080p head cam, and some other gear.
Tesco, which is another option, is selling the game for £40.
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