As the saying goes, you’ve got to pay to play. In a surprise move this morning Activision Blizzard Inc. revealed plans to launch a paid service dubbed Call of Duty Elite. The new service will launch in tandem with the November release of Modern Warfare 3 and looks to put our allegiance to the franchise to the ultimate test — our bank accounts. Will you pay the online multiplayer tax for Call of Duty Elite?
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Ready for the start of a sweet weekend away from work? To help you on your way we’ve rounded up a selection of some of the best stories to appear on Electricpig this week. We review the impressive HTC Sensation, get a first look at Modern Warfare 3, explain how Apple can learn from Android and more.
The Daily Mail is at it again. The trailer for Modern Warfare 3 which features scenes of battles in London as well as other European cities has set the hyperbolic scandal sheet into overdrive.
Because the game features scenes in London and the trailer includes a moment with a Tube train, the paper has jumped immediately to the most horrific association possible: the 7/7 bombings. But, as is quite often the case with The Daily Mail, the “controversy” that its wailing about begins and ends with its own story…
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Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 is official, and there’s a brand spanking new launch trailer to prove it. Ready to see commandos take down Big Ben, and shoot up the London Underground? Read on to see the video.
It’s been another busy week full of exciting news and reviews. Going anywhere this weekend? Don’t head out just yet. Read on for some of the best bits you may have missed this week. Highlights include a possible first look at Nintendo’s new console, the latest iTunes music streaming rumours, a review of Rockstar’s L.A. Noire and more.
Activision is being surprisingly philosophical about the Modern Warfare 3 leak that emerged last week. It kicked out some Modern Warfare 3 trailers in response to the major info dump and now Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg says you shouldn’t believe every detail…
The date with destiny between our gaming consoles and the third installment in the Modern Warfare trilogy is now official. On November 8, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 will be released, becoming the eighth title in the CoD series. The pre-release hype should hit full swing as we approach this year’s E3 expo, set to take place next month.
It’s been all quiet on the Western Front regarding Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, at least until this week. In the last few days, we’ve seen reports from inside sources and even leaked logos hinting at premium online play – something we’ve been hearing about for a while. The question is, do you really want another Modern Warfare sequel? You tell us!