Call of Duty: WWII Installation and Setup
Essentials for installing and playing Call of Duty: WWII
The following is a guide to help you install Call of Duty: WWII. If you run into any issues during installation, refer to the troubleshooting tips below.
First things first
Before beginning any game installation, it is highly recommended that you check for and install any console updates available. Follow the steps below to manually check for updates. Be sure to allow any updates to install completely before beginning your game installation.
To check for available updates on PlayStation 4:
- Select the Settings menu from the PlayStation 4 home screen.
- Select System Software Update.
- Install any available updates.
- Follow the onscreen steps to complete the update.
To check for available updates on Xbox One:
- Press the Home button to open the dashboard menu.
- Select Settings from the bottom of the menu, then select All Settings.
- Select System, then select Updates. They system will check for available updates.
- Select Update Console if the option becomes available.
- Follow the onscreen steps to complete the update.
Downloading and installing digital copies of Call of Duty: WWII
You might experience slow downloads due to the size of the download. Your region and the speed of your internet connection can also contribute to slower download speeds.
Call of Duty: WWII is a about 59 GB download. If your internet connection's download speed is 25 Mbps, the download can take about five and a half hours. On a 50 Mbps connection, the download can take about three hours.
Call of Duty: WWII is a about 53 GB download. If your internet connection's download speed is 25 Mbps, the download can take about five hours. On a 50 Mbps connection, the download can take about two and a half hours.
Let everything do its thing
Make sure the installation is complete before attempting to launch or play the game. Starting the game before the installation completes can cause corrupt installations that might lead to game crashes, game freezes, or lost data. Your console should be connected to the internet before the installation begins and remain connected during the entire installation process.