Posts Tagged ‘Activision’
Does Sledgehammer have a smash on its hands with Modern Warfare 3, or has it dropped the Call of Duty ball?
Sledgehammer Games says Modern Warfare 3′s greatest competitor is Modern Warfare 2, as it bats off suggestions CoD’s crown could be challenged this Christmas
Has Treyarch emerged from Infinity Ward’s mighty shadow and crafted a compulsive Cold War epic? And how does that all-important multiplayer content hold up?
With James Bond’s cinematic incarnation in turmoil, we talk to Bizarre Creations’ Peter Collier about Blood Stone and the good fortune it salvaged from the wreckage of MGM.
10 July 2010 will finally mark the release of the hotly anticipated King’s Quest fan-sequel, The Silver Lining, after eight years in development. To celebrate, here’s the full story of how development of this epic project began and how it overcame so many obstacles on its way to completion and eventual release.
After eight years of legal wrangling with both Vivendi and Activision, Phoenix Online Studios is now finally set to release its King’s Quest fan sequel, The Silver Lining, to a community of eager fans.
After a subdued launch and a floundering first few months, Microsoft’s innovative retro gaming service has finally started releasing new content. But is Game Room really back on track or is this a half-hearted attempt to keep an ultimately doomed service alive?
As one blockbuster FPS dynasty crumbles, the foundations of another are laid. With Infinity Ward in tatters and Bungie teaming up with Activsion, the future of the FPS is more exciting than ever. But what could this industry-wide reshuffle mean for the future of Call Of Duty?