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LzyGmrs' James writes: "It's still too early to tell how Black Ops 3 will be welcomed by its vast community, but from the beta alone things are looking good for Treyarch's next outing. With well-designed maps that complement the pulled back but still fluid movement, and the addition of some neat special abilities and customization, Black Ops 3 could be the best Call of Duty title in some years."

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EB: In this weeks Buddha-Cast Keith and myself sit down to talk about Gamescom 2015. Weve got all of the good, some of the bad, and a couple things we would have liked to see more of.

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"So with the latest installment in this incredible series coming soon, it made sense to take a stroll through memory lane, and rank the Call of Duty series from best to worst."

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 has placed a big focus on momentum and movement this year. With an emphasis on keeping the player rushing forward and attacking the enemy, you now have infinite sprint, the ability to wall run and new thrusters which give additional double jumps in any direction. For both veterans and newcomers, Black Ops 3 will offer a steep learning curve that'll require patience and perseverance. Luckily, VideoGamer has put together a selection of quick tips to help your kill/death ratio climb into a more positive reading. We'll help you get to grips with the new movement mechanics, perks and specialists to own your friends.

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 has introduced a new character-based multiplayer system in the form of 'Specialists'. These specialists allow players to choose from one of multiple characters, each with their own unique ability and weapons. The abilities that each character has, and how they are effective in different maps and multiplayer modes, will become a crucial part of this year's Call of Duty multiplayer experience. Below is a complete breakdown of how Specialists change the multiplayer for Black Ops 3, and VideoGamer explain how this will impact your face-shooting experience this November.

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Carl Williams writes, "One reason that most people will claim they play their retro games via an emulator of some sort is due to save states. A save state is just what it sounds like, a save anywhere in the game that can be loaded later. This allows players to make a save state right before fighting a boss, before entering a door in a role playing game or somewhere else that is a known troublesome area. Many claim that this cheapens the challenge of the games while others feel it is totally against the nature of the game itself. Thanks to the SNES-Tap purist Super Nintendo gamers will be able to partake in the save state technology."

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It’s been almost three years since we’ve seen Treyarch’s take on Call of Duty, but the Black Ops 3 Beta proves that the veteran studio hasn’t lost its expert touch. The addition of selectable Specialist characters, wall-running shootouts worthy of a Wachowskis movie, and powerful new weapons all add up to a fresh and dynamic experience. Whether you’re a series veteran or new to Call of Duty, this PlayStation.Blog post is dedicated to getting you ahead in the Call of Duty Black Ops 3 Beta, currently live on PS4 through the end of the weekend. But we need your help!

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"So with the latest installment in this incredible series coming soon, it made sense to take a stroll through memory lane, and rank the Call of Duty series from best to worst."

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Carl Williams writes, "One reason that most people will claim they play their retro games via an emulator of some sort is due to save states. A save state is just what it sounds like, a save anywhere in the game that can be loaded later. This allows players to make a save state right before fighting a boss, before entering a door in a role playing game or somewhere else that is a known troublesome area. Many claim that this cheapens the challenge of the games while others feel it is totally against the nature of the game itself. Thanks to the SNES-Tap purist Super Nintendo gamers will be able to partake in the save state technology."

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Brian Albert and Mitch Dyer defy gravity and death while exploring the topic of mobility in Call of Duty: Black Ops 3.