Author: G7R

With the Call of Duty League season beckoning, the competitive scene is in dire straights and the biggest personalities – those that haven’t yet had enough to quit – are furious. One of those is Hector “H3CZ” Rodriguez, and the OpTic Texas owner has hit out at the $300,000,000 league organisers.

It’s been a long-time speculation by fans of the Call of Duty franchise that the series ‘bends the truths of history to fit its own storyline’. Miscellaneous and arcade-like additions to their multiplayer experiences are seemingly the most evident ways that the history books can be altered, such as adding a 2007-made trophy system into a 1950s post-World War 2 game like Vanguard. It ruins realism somewhat, but does make for a better game.

Activision has certainly racked up quite a fat stack of cash off the backs of Call of Duty and its avid player base, with countless titles being squeezed out over the years and endless bundles and seasonal passes leading to microtransaction mayhem. But what does it actually cost Activision to make a Call of Duty game?

Xbox is often praised for having some of the best deals in gaming, which means it’s hard to imagine it ever getting better than that. But somehow, Microsoft keeps finding ways to slash the price and make its offerings more lucrative.

Activision has certainly racked up quite a fat stack of cash off the backs of Call of Duty and its avid player base, with countless titles being squeezed out over the years and endless bundles and seasonal passes leading to microtransaction mayhem. But what does it actually cost Activision to make a Call of Duty game?

What good is it having a flashy PC or console if you don’t have a nice monitor to showcase its power? Getting the system is only half of the job, the rest is determining the setup you’re going to create to ensure it looks as gorgeous as it can possibly be.

There’s a lot resting on Hogwarts Legacy for Potter fans. Aside from the pretty grim tweets of author J.K. Rowling, the Wizarding World has been lost for quality for some time.

You get a spin-off, you get a spin-off, everybody gets a spin-off. Well, that seems to be Netflix’s school of thought when it comes to The Witcher.

Warzone 2.0 is a pretty refreshing change for fans of the battle royale, but not everyone is completely sold on all of its offerings.

The end is nigh, and while we only just got around to enjoying Fortnite Chapter 3, Epic Games is ready to pull the plug on the game’s latest outing.