What’s Next for Call of Duty?

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What’s Next for Call of Duty?

The future examined

by Kent Sobey

©2013 Kent Sobey

Call of Duty: Black OpsBack in 2011, just after Modern Warfare 3 had been released, I took a crack at what I thought would be the next Call of Duty game.

Well, it’s about that time of year again since they seem to do their announcements around April or May, so I thought I would give it another shot.

I came close last time (granted, I used the scatter gun approach by guessing several different options) but it might be a little trickier this time because the Modern Warfare franchise has come to an end (or has it?).

So, what are the options?

What does the future hold for Call of Duty? Find out…

Bungie’s Destiny Revealed

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Bungie‘s Destiny Revealed

Halo creator’s new project unveiled

by Nicholas Laborde

©2013 Nicholas Laborde

destiny screenshots oxcgn #2To say that Bungie is an important studio would be an understatement. In 2001, they revolutionized what people thought was possible with a console first person shooter in Halo: Combat Evolved.

Since becoming independent in 2007, and officially relinquishing all Halo ties just a few years ago, everyone has been going nuts over what they’ve been working on.

All we knew up to this point was that it was called Destiny.

Today, that project was revealed.

All the reveal information is below.

See the future here!

Black Ops 2 Nuketown 2025 Map Relegated To Special Events Only: Treyarch Givith and Taketh Away

Black Ops 2 Nuketown 2025 Map Relegated To Special Events Only

Is It Right For Treyarch To Givith and Taketh Away?

by Arthur Kotsopoulos

©2012 Arthur Kotsopoulos

Want another reason to despise the Call of Duty franchise? Well you just found it.

Is it fair to entice people to pre-order a game with an extra DLC multiplayer level and then to take it away?

This is a precedent that worries me, and so feel it should be discussed among gamers.  Here’s a closer look at the issue.

Black Ops 2 map shenanegans here

OXCGN’s Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Review

OXCGN’s Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Review

More than meets the eye?

by Daniel Geikowski

©2012 Daniel Geikowski

In today’s day and age, games that are based on an established franchise need to tread carefully.

If the source material isn’t treated with respect, long-time fans will no doubt flame developers whilst wearing their rose-tinted glasses.

Thankfully, Transformers: Fall of Cybertron will please any fans of the original Transformers series, as well as newcomers alike.

Roll out here

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