Added: 11.02.2014 5:16 | 6 views | 0 comments


MP1st - "Is there a future Call of Duty title out there that will once again inspire a generation of first-person shooters? Thats not for me to answer, but its sure one hell of a reason to put Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare up there as one of the most iconic games in recent history."

Added: 10.02.2014 12:09 | 17 views | 0 comments


Ed tangles with Crytek's free-to-play shooter.
A foolish opening remark: we're nearing the "death" of the Modern Warfare-style shooter. By which I mean, the point after which everybody starts to write editorials about the "death" of Modern Warfare-style shooter, only to be mocked and rebutted by other, cooler people the morning after. Where once grubby desert settings and the implicit endorsement of major arms manufacturers prevailed, science fiction and fantasy narratives are now in the ascendant.

Added: 09.02.2014 7:19 | 11 views | 0 comments


onPause writes: When Sledgehammer Games and Activison announced that the studio that helped make Modern Warfare 3 happen would be joining the Call of Duty annual game rotation, I thought immediately that their 3rd person concept and franchise spin off would be shelved or completely dead.

Added: 07.02.2014 18:16 | 14 views | 0 comments


In resent gaming news, Activision announced that this years Call of Duty release would be developed by Sledgehammer. It was news to the industry that Call of Duty will now be following a 3 development team cycle instead of the alternate cycle of Infinity Ward and Treyarch. With this new three developer cycle each Call of Duty will be in development for a year longer than usual making it much more plausible for the games to turn out extraordinary. Infinity Ward and Treyarch have done a fantastic job making a name for themselves. Prior to the upcoming 2014 release, Sledgehammer only contributed to the development of Modern Warfare 3 which means the studio has a lot to prove. With a few minor tweaks, Sledgehammer could bring the Call of Duty franchise from its downwards slop but it would take effort and changes. What are some things Sledgehammer can do to make their upcoming Call of Duty stand out in this best selling series?