Call of Duty: Black Ops Review
Another year, another Call of Duty title. Treyarch has long been regarded as the backup developer, brought in to fill the annual gap between Infinity
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Review: Black Ops 2: Uprising turns the tables upside down on the Call of Duty formula
Quirky isn’t a word one generally uses to define Call of Duty. The franchise’s formula has been forthright and,...
Review: Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 'Revolution' DLC sets out to recapture the series' DLC formula
“Four all-new Multiplayer maps, a new Zombies map, a new Zombies game mode, and -- for the first time in a Call of...
Review: Call of Duty: Black Ops II (mostly) hits the mark on Wii U
When I reviewed Call of Duty: Black Ops II a couple of weeks back, I was floored by the level of quality that Treyarch had...
Review: Call of Duty Black Ops Declassified is big letdown for Vita owners
The Vita needed a savior and Call of Duty Black Ops Declassfied is far from it. Instead of having a polished Call of Duty...
Review: Call of Duty: Black Ops II another electrifying entry from Treyarch
Ever since it changed to a more visceral experience years ago with Modern Warfare, Activision's been "going for the...
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cries out the pursuing police officer The suspect turns, a young man, hand outstretched and holding a gun. pleads the police officer. Shots ring out
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First-person shooters before the arrival of the masterpiece that is Halo, all followed a basic formula that mostly all games in the genre hardly stra
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When I was a little kid I only had two wishes, world peace and having super powers cool enough to take over the world. Through the years, I've grown
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