Added: 31.07.2014 16:13 | 3 views | 0 comments


The two previous DLCs Onslaught and Devastation came with weapons that would give you a slight advantage. Invasiondoesnt. Onslaught and Devastation also recreated an old Modern Warfare map updating it with new paths and making it fit into the Ghosts world. Again, Invasion does not. Even the Extinction level was far shorter and much easier to beat than the last one.

Added: 28.07.2014 23:17 | 7 views | 0 comments


Outside Xbox: After what could reasonably be described as a lukewarm reception to Call of Duty: Ghosts from fans, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare hands the reins to Sledgehammer Games. That studio contributed to Modern Warfare 3, but Advanced Warfare will be the first game helmed by the studio. But can the game (with the help of Kevin Spacey's face) save the Call of Duty series? Does it need saving at all? We discuss that.

Added: 27.07.2014 2:13 | 5 views | 0 comments


WC writes: In any game players will find an easy route to success, be it an unholy downpour of death from a chopper gunner in Modern Warfare 2 or spamming the unavoidable head kick of Jon Jones, and FIFA is no exception to the exploitation of cheap and aggravating tactics on occasion.

Added: 14.07.2014 10:15 | 13 views | 0 comments


Offers apply today only.
Morning all. Today is the last day of Microsoft's latest Ultimate Game Sale - and who better to polish things off than Sir Bioshock of Infinite, accompanied by his good friend Dame Modern of Warfare the Third. There's also Monsieur Painkiller de Hell et Damnation, because apparently no games sale is complete without an utter turkey or two to put everything in context.

Added: 14.07.2014 8:23 | 16 views | 0 comments


NASCAR 14, Peggle 2, Painkiller and Split/Second also feature.
Microsoft is rounding off its Xbox Live daily deals sale with discounts on BioShock Infinite and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, among other Xbox 360 titles.

Added: 12.07.2014 9:00 | 24 views | 0 comments


Tom Bruce rues the spam fest that Call of Duty has become.
Call of Duty's cyclical and increasingly gauche releases have been giving me a headache every October for nearly six years now. To my annoyance, most of my acquaintances have gone and bought them all anyway. What is it that keeps luring them in? The promise of new dolphin blubber weapon skins? The routinely gimmick-ridden multiplayer disguised as innovation ('Hey, we're louder than the ones that were before!')? Is it the campaign? It can't be the campaign.