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When Activision isn’t receiving money from George Soros, you can find the company with Infinity Ward dominating sales charts. This time around, the duo’s latest work — best known as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare — unsurprisingly sits at the top of the U.S. NPD’s February 2020 chart. Continue reading “Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Tops U.S. NPD Sales Chart As Of February 2020”
Although we are in 2020, the U.S. NPD Group has the numbers up for 2019. According to the firm, the games industry faced a decline in revenue last year compared to 2018. Also, the cards are in showing which games were the best sellers in 2019 across multiple platforms. Continue reading “The U.S. NPD Group Reveals Top Games Of 2019, While The Games Industry Sees A Revenue Decline”
According to the NPD Group, the U.S. top games between October 6th to November 2nd, 2019, are here. And you know what that means, right? It means that you can look over what are the best selling games so far in the states. Continue reading “NPD Group Claims Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Is The Best Selling Game Of 2019”
One of the chief criticisms from the media and veterans towards the, at the time, upcoming release was how Call of Duty: Modern Warfare depicted the U.S., Military as nothing but war criminals. Developers argued this was the new reality of warfare where the enemy was embedded amongst civilians and how the U.S., military fought its battles. Naturally both Veterans and active duty military personnel were quick to highlight how this was categorically false as these actions were a violation of the rules of engagement military personnel had to follow. Continue reading “The State of Call of Duty Modern Warfare: Covering up Warcrimes, Missing Features, and Other Issues”
In current year where games release with a fist-full of degeneracy, bugs, microtransactions, low sales, and now soft console bricking, Activision and Infinity Ward are looking to get a piece of that current year pie with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Yes, reports have been coming in that the 2019 FPS game is shutting down Xbox consoles and even soft bricking some. Continue reading “Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Xbox Players Are Reporting Console Shut Downs”
In Activision’s unending attempt to milk Call of Duty for every cent that they believe it’s worth, they rebooted the Modern Warfare brand for PC, PS4, and Xbox One gamers by retelling the story of how Captain Price saved the world from a rogue Russian general, and how there was plenty of feminism and race-swapping taking place to slap a postmodernist taint on the game for current-year gamers. For those of you not interested playing through the four hour story to get the gist, this article basically sums up the ending as neatly and as quickly as possible. Continue reading “Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) Ending Explained”
I don’t know why anyone would need a walkthrough for Activision and Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, but then again some people needed a walkthrough for the very linear and very one-note Call of Duty: WW2. So for people like that, I suppose this walkthrough exists for them. Keep in mind that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s campaign is thoroughly pozzed, filled with “diversity”, and has various moments of “feminist empowerment” that will make every average man sick to his stomach. I’m warning you now… this is not the Call of Duty you grew up with, even though there are some well done moments and great gunplay sprinkled throughout the five hour campaign. Continue reading “Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Campaign Walkthrough”
On Activision’s Games Blog, Infinity Ward took up the opportunity to sugarcoat the forthcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare’s post-launch microtransaction scheme. With many small and big people alike talking about the game’s soon to be live service setup, the devs are looking to stifle any concern in an attempt to coerce the gullible into thinking nothing is wrong. Continue reading “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Will Have A Post-Launch Battle Pass System”
If Activision isn’t adding microtransaction as tiny red dot reticles for scopes, or disappointing fans by discounting paid items in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Black Market by 50 percent days later, then you can bet they’ll be promoting people to look at others open loot-boxes in Call of Duty: WW2. As of now, we have Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare art director Joel Emslie denying “rumors” of loot-boxes in the pipeline. Continue reading “Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Dev Says There’s No Loot-Box System In The Works”
Activision and Infinity Ward are looking to release Call of Duty: Modern Warfare later this month for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. The former platform needs 175GB of free space to install the first-person shooter. However, Infinity Ward has come forth to explain why you need so much space to play the yearly released title on PC. Continue reading “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Needs 175GB Of Free Space Due To Future Updates, Says Infinity Ward”
Activision and Infinity Ward know how to anger a lot of people. If it’s not social justice warriors screeching about Willie Pete and fighting Middle Eastern women, then you have the company trying to sneak in egregious microtransactions post-launch. However, if the forthcoming FPS game has piqued your interest, you’ll need 175GB of free space on your PC to play the title in question. Continue reading “Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare PC Specs Require 175GB Of Free Space”
With all the botches that Activision and Infinity Ward have racked up, they shouldn’t use Metallica’s Enter Sandman, but Lou Reed & Metallica’s The View for “I am the table.” Despite the latest launch gameplay trailer not showing actual gameplay segments, gamers and fans alike can expect Call of Duty: Modern Warfare to launch this year on October 25th across PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Continue reading “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Launch Gameplay Trailer Reveals No Gameplay”
Deriding consumers as both toxic and stupid for not agreeing with terrible anti consumer decisions has unsurprisingly failed to halt the loss of pre-orders if the latest rumors for Call of Duty Modern Warfare are true. Coming from twitter user TheGamingRevolution — a user with an impeccable track record of accurate leaks — an all hands on meeting was had recently at Infinite Ward and Activision after blowback from pay to win blowback and restricting access of the survival mode for the entire length of the game’s lifespan caused a significant decrease in pre-orders. Continue reading “Rumor: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Loses A lot of Pre-Orders”