Summary: Parents need to know that Call of Duty: Black Ops is a very violent military-themed first person shooter in which players use a wide variety of weapons and explosives to
Excerpt: The only real nagging issue I had when playing was with the Khe Sanh level. One objective was poorly placed above trenches, meaning I spent about 45 minutes trying to...
Conclusion: One of the best values out there; countless hours of gameplay for the regular MSRP of a current generation new release.
Pros: Thrilling and intense single player campaign, addictive and competitive multiplayer, a great fictional twist on a historical timeline. Passing this up is doing yoursel...
Cons: The same problems with previous multiplayer can show their ugly heads here; minor glitches and host migration issues are still present, but not in enough abundance to ...
Summary: While overly familiar, Black Ops offers a compelling package of intense multiplayer action and a gripping single-player campaign that will ensure fans have plenty to do
Pros: The enormity of things to do in multiplayer, The gripping storyline, The hilarious and immensely enjoyable Zombie mode
Cons: The poor AI, The various clipping, shading and other visual issues
Excerpt: Call Of Duty. These three simple words hold so much weight in the gaming world. Sales records are consistently broken when a new game bearing the name is released;...
Excerpt: on Wii is quite the enigma. It was a mystery before release and it’s kind of one now. You see you wouldn’t expect the Wii port of a big blockbuster game like
Conclusion: Concept: Remember Modern Warfare? Yeah, like that but in 1968 Graphics: Call of Duty remains at the top of the visual heap, not least because of the always-excellent...
Excerpt: looks surprisingly good on the Wii. The game starts out in Cuba in the late 1960's, in a rather dense city street full of odd shops and buildings.