Call of Duty has been around for some time and doesn’t show any signs of slowing down any time soon. Activision has always stood by the franchise for better or worse and does its best to keep fans happy. Modern Warfare 3 shows what companies can achieve by working together, and it sets the bar very high for what any following CoD game needs to do.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3′s single-player campaign is very well made, but it treads on very familiar territory.
Activision rolls out extra servers to keep up with Call of Duty Elite demand.
Breathtaking graphics, excellent sound, and incredible team-based play makes DICE’s Battlefield 3 a no-brainer 2D-X Excellence Award winner.
All in all, RAGE is a great game and a great way to pass the time. If you want a shooter that will have you working for the kill and giving you that small RPG thrill; go for RAGE. If you want that shooter where you can take online and get some top kills with your friends, look somewhere else. In fact, that’s the only reason why the game doesn’t walk away with a 2D-X Excellence Award. The ending is a bit abrupt; it’ll have you waiting in front of your television for more…and then you’ll see the credits roll. It wasn’t a true cliffhanger, but don’t be surprised if id announces RAGE 2.
The wait for Battlefield 3 is almost over, and with its coming, the first salvo is launched in this year’s FPS war.
New York Comic Con was packed to the brim throughout its four days, but I still managed to play a few matches of Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition after suffering a very long line. And you know what? It was very much worth the wait. Halo Anniversary Edition’s multiplayer is everything I loved about the original Halo, but with a Halo: Reach injection that makes the game a fresh experience.
News Editor Eric Guzman reports on the Battlefield 3 beta. Does it get him hyped for the game’s impending release?
Insomniac Games brings the series back to its roots with Resistance 3, and it’s a most excellent move.
Dead Island (the trailer) was heart-warming, touching and a bit horrifying. Dead Island (the game) isn’t quite that.
