Call of Duty 2012 reveal happening May 1st
This year's entry to the Call of Duty franchise will be unveiled on May 1st during the NBA playoffs on TNT, Activision has revealed.
'Dude with gun in background' seems to be the motif of the Black Ops series
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Andrew Yoon posted a new article, Call of Duty 2012 reveal happening May 1st.
This year's entry to the Call of Duty franchise will be unveiled on May 1st during the NBA playoffs on TNT, Activision has revealed.-
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man I miss when a sequel announcement was a huge deal. remember when we heard that diablo 2 was coming out? remember the mind blowing news that there was a quake 2 in the works?
hearing about a new COD coming out is like stating that at some point tommorow, a fart will be released somewhere on planet earth.-
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Activision's music rhythm franchise was Guitar Hero. That entire genre flamed out in 2010, with Green Day: Rock Band, Rock Band 3, Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, Def Jam Rapstars, and PowerGig, Rise of the SixString (you may not have heard of that one, but its legacy shall be the marketing phrase, "No one is more authentic than Kid Rock!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVMnesyAsjQ ).
Despite everyone here saying they're sick of Call of Duty, the Call of Duty series keeps hitting the "biggest entertainment release ever" each year since MW2 (2009). Sales-wise, it's still on the incline, even though it seems to be creatively bankrupt, rehashing the same "corridor-setpiece-corridor" single-player and "team deathmatch with persistent perks and unlocks" multiplayer that led to Call of Duty 4's explosive popularity. Yes, this holiday season, it will have been 5 years since Call of Duty 4.
I pretty much know what to expect: http://www.shacknews.com/chatty?id=27052940#item_27052940 ...and I know when it's releasing: November 6, 2012
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I am absolutely not doing this again this year. MW2 wasn't terrible but I still felt robbed. I put in for Black Ops and that should have been the last straw. MW3s campaign wasn't terrible but the multiplayer was a meh recycle.
Unless this gets outstanding reviews and people say it does something vastly different and is actually an incredible game, I'm going to be spending my money elsewhere.-
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I found the campaign pretty terrible. In MW2 you had some really great moments where everything came together really well. Coming over the hill to see Whiskey Hotel, space view of EMP with cut down to DC, russian landfall, "No russian". The game had atmosphere, and made internally sense. MW3 on the other hand felt like they had set pieces that they wanted to check off that really didn't fit together, landmarks being the most important design focus. Worse than that, though, they didn't manage to make me care. I didn't care about any of the characters, nor any of the story. The entire universe was a joke that flatlined.
Multiplayer probably wouldn't have been bad if it wouldn't have been so cheat infested. At least on the PC. Ranked dedicated servers would have really helped out here.-
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And when was this? At launch? Since anyone can download hacks for free, and since there's no updated cheat detection for the p2p network, no more patches, things have gone a bit downhill since then. It also doesn't help that people who get reported don't actually get banned, or that there is no votekick function. There's no incentive to keep people from cheating. Which leads to me having played less games without wallhackers than with them in the overall. Something along the lines of 2 in 3 games. I've been playing online fps for nearly 15 years. I'm confident I can spot a cheat even if it's a little more subtle than invincible, unlimited ammo aimbotting while flying.
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