Throughout its Call of Duty: Ghosts Multiplayer Reveal event, Activision talked about the importance of having a memorable game world. Much of the commentary revolved around gamers customizing their worlds and making them their own, which COD: Ghosts certainly allows. But after playing through three of the Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer maps, including Octane […]
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Activision showed several maps during its Call of Duty: Ghosts Multiplayer reveal event, giving attendees a taste of the different sizes, layouts and environments that are in store when the game ships this November. Some environments felt thoroughly abandoned, while others felt almost alive. One Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer map, Strikezone, felt like an
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We had the good fortune to play through three different multiplayer maps at the Call of Duty: Ghosts Multiplayer Reveal event. For five hours, we lived, breathed and died (repeatedly) COD: Ghosts multiplayer. The maps Activision had on display spanned different sizes and design elements. Of the three maps we played, Octane was the smallest
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We’re on location for the Call of Duty Ghosts Multiplayer Reveal event in Los Angeles — and we’re far from alone. There are people here from around the world, including at least four from London. Their flight schedule is horrid — they head back home tomorrow — but you’d probably love to be in their
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Microsoft has pulled yet another “Xbox One-80” it seems, confirming that the Xbox One no longer requires Kinect. The Kinect sensor, which will still be included in every Xbox One retail box, can be turned off completely while the Xbox One is still being used. The news comes as yet another reversal of a policy
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The question “is the Xbox One backwards compatible?” has surfaced many times, with most naysayers saying the new console’s AMD processor is incompatible with the programming of current-gen games. During E3, then-Microsoft-executive Don Mattrick also implied Xbox One backwards compatibility wasn’t possible, going so far as to say if people wanted to play Xbox 360
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The Xbox One release date is still three months away, but that hasn’t kept Microsoft from releasing an official Xbox One unboxing video that shows exactly what consumers will get when they open their next-gen console for the first time. The video, hosted by Microsoft’s Larry “Major Nelson” Hryb, was posted to YouTube today. As
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Fresh off the heels of his QuakeCon 2013 keynote speeches, “John Carmack Oculus Rift” is now far more than a fun “whatcha think?” conversation, but a full-time job. Carmack has quit id Software and joined Oculus as Chief Technology Officer. Carmack, now a full-time employee at Oculus VR, will devote his time to working on
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At QuakeCon 2013 this weekend, Bethesda Softworks announced a Wolfenstein The New Order delay until a to-be-announced time in 2014. The publisher also noted that the game will not have any multiplayer components. Wolfenstein: The New Order is scheduled to release on the current-gen systems and PC as well as the PS4 and Xbox One.
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In the PS4 vs Xbox One debate, which has seemingly consumed the Internet since E3, industry veteran John Carmack says the arguments are pointless because the consoles “are essentially the same.” Carmack made his argument-defusing comment during his keynote address at QuakeCon, which is going on now in Dallas. Carmack, technical director at id Software,
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