Added: 24.02.2014 5:15 | 10 views | 0 comments


The hype surrounding Titanfall hearkens to Call of Dutys next-gen move in 2007. You know, the one that amassed billions in profit with its twitch reflex multiplayer, Modern Warfare. Well, it looks like EA is about to enjoy the same acclaim Activision garnered.

Added: 23.02.2014 22:18 | 8 views | 0 comments


ThisisXbox: "Unfortunately Call of Duty: Ghosts 2 has already been confirmed from Infinity Ward, one of the most lack lustre and plain campaigns in the whole series is set to return so this almost all but confirms their departure from the Modern Warfare franchise. Treyarch, whilst their next title will not ship until 2015, it is unlikely to be Modern Warfare related and no surprises for Black Ops 3, as per Modern Warfare it is a successful branch on the Call of Duty tree that need not die off just yet. Sledgehammer Games will release a next-gen focussed Call of Duty this year, but if it is not the obvious (Modern Warfare 4) they could surprise with something the world forgot about from around four years ago Call of Duty: Future Warfare!"

Added: 23.02.2014 5:15 | 26 views | 0 comments


Mitch of RGN writes, "The game features two modes that are mainly being played right now by the community but there are other modes as well. Thankfully there are tons of players to enjoy the game with and this provides for a better experience overall, preventing a situation as seen recently with Rekoil having absolutely no populated servers. The community for Insurgency is actually surprisingly huge as well as the maps but of course not all servers are going to end up full all of the time, this leads to an occasional camp-fest during which the team youre facing up against will not leave their base and instead will employ a strategy of making your team bring the kills to them as they sit and wait patiently. Visually Insurgency is neither creative nor impressive. The games art direction is clearly lifted from the heavily popular online Modern Warfare series and titles that inspired it such as Counter Strike."

Added: 22.02.2014 3:15 | 22 views | 0 comments


The Black Panel writes: Two years after his acrimonious split from Activision, Vince Zampella is preparing to unleash his latest creation. The Call of Duty mastermind has left behind the familiar battlefields of the Modern Warfare series in order to roll the dice on a different kind of shooter. A multiplayer only experience, Titanfall takes place on a war ravaged world, a world dominated by hulking war mechs and their impossibly spry pilots, a world in which firepower is the most valuable currency. After delving into Respawn Entertainments beta test, The Black Panel came together to discuss 2014s most anticipated release.

Added: 18.02.2014 6:15 | 12 views | 0 comments


When Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare came out in 2007, it led the charge for an entire generation of multiplayer shooters. Now, the original creators behind CoD are set to find out if TITANFALL can do the same with a brand new generation. Adam Sessler had a chance to sit down with Respawn Entertainment's CEO Vince Zampella to find out how they're trying to evolve the multiplayer shooter.

Added: 18.02.2014 6:15 | 13 views | 0 comments


MKGaming - "You may or may not know that theres a game coming out in the middle of March, that game is called Titanfall. Its developed by Respawn Entertainment which was founded by some of the old Infinity Ward employees, the developers of Modern Warfare, Modern Warfare 2 and so on. Before the launch Respawn have decided to test their network code by releasing a multiplayer beta. Weve been getting out mitts on it and, well, its pretty damn good."

Added: 18.02.2014 5:15 | 9 views | 0 comments


When Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare came out in 2007, it led the charge for an entire generation of multiplayer shooters. Now, the original creators behind CoD are set to find out if TITANFALL can do the same with a brand new generation. Adam Sessler had a chance to sit down with Respawn Entertainment's CEO Vince Zampella to find out how they're trying to evolve the multiplayer shooter.

Added: 14.02.2014 21:15 | 14 views | 0 comments


Last week's announcement by Activision of releasing a 'Call of Duty' game on a three year rotation has reignited rumors regarding 'Modern Warfare 4' being developed by Sledgehammer Games. However rumors regarding 'Modern Warfare 4' are not new as there was a great amount of them back in 2013.