A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Another week down and another week closer to having all of those video games that we keep talking about here. Or the DLC of said video games. You get the deal here. We had yet another productive week in video games and all of the news and updates we could have wanted. Granted we have the big Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 reveal coming over the weekend even though all of the 'leaks' and teases may have spoiled a bit of it all. We can ignore all of that and look towards Mad Max and whatever Marvel and Telltale have chambered for us in 2017. Read More...

Images from a GameStop promotional poster for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 may be giving us the release date and beta for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC versions Looks like the cat is out of the bag a little early as the release date for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 may have been leaked out via some GameStop promotional materials. Not only a release date but Beta access for those who pre-order the game on the PS4, Xbox One, or PC. Of course all of this has yet to be confirmed by Activision or Treyarch so this could be some extremely placed ruse to make people believe Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 will be launching on November 6th this year. Read More...

A new teaser trailer for Call Of Duty: Black Ops III has been released and it looks like it may be setting the story's tone and theme We still have a bit to wait for the official gameplay reveal for Call Of Duty: Black Ops III but that doesn't mean that Activision isn't going to tease us with a bit as we lead up to it. That is just what we were given today with the latest teaser trailer titled "Ember" although the name may not make any sense outside of a few huge conspiracies for it all. We all love conspiracies don't we and that is really what Call Of Duty: Black Ops III should all be about when we dig in. Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Thus concludes another wild ride in the world of video games. Again things seemed to be very targeted as we had A LOT of Mortal Kombat X news again, the full announcement of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, and a big old tease for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3. All kinds of crazy madness but really only a few games that we were able to fully cover as the dominated this week in video games. Hopefully next week we can be a bit more diverse as we should only have reviews for Mortal Kombat X and that should eliminate half of the week's domination moving forward. Read More...

Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 is looking more likely as the next addition to the franchise and we'll know for sure real soon If you were hoping that all of the teases lately from Activision have been for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 then you are going to most likely be a happy camper. A new trailer has been released and it all but names the next Call Of Duty title as Black Ops 3. There have been a load of viral videos and a SnapChat thing going on but now we get a nice tease to lead us up to the April 26th world reveal of most likely Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3. Although I'd find it hilarious if Treyarch and Activision announced something completely different on the given date if it doesn't get "leaked" early by some paid media types. Read More...

With a recent Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 update it looks like a viral campaign for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 could be on the way A bit of new viral marketing out now may be pointing that Activision and Treyarch may be working on Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 for this year's release. This one has quite a bit of back story and digging around to get the ball rolling but there is definitely something brewing here. In fact this all started with the most recent update for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 where a YouTube streamer happened upon a few updated materials in the game that had a SnapChat QR code pasted over the original image. Using said QR code takes you to the befriending page for the Call Of Duty SnapChat account which is where some people thought it would end. Read More...

With yearly installments coming from two different teams of developers and a horde of mindless followers, I felt it would be nice if I gave my two cents on how to improve upon the stagnant Call of Duty formula before it turns into the next Guitar Hero or Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater. So let's see what's wrong with the formula now. 1.) Lag Compensation. Read More...

It's that time of year again. Time for the annual installment of the Call of Duty franchise. Time for the follow up to Black Op appropriately given the sequel moniker of 2. With all of that, let's see how it held up compared to all the others of the past. At least as it goes in the Campaign Mode. Story It's a foreseeable future and there is a "cyber" terrorist gearing up to bring the major super powers to their knees over something that happened in the past. The past being the mid 80's just for reference. It is up to a Special Forces team to figure out what is going, stop it from happening, and capture the mastermind behind everything. Read More...

So last week we were teased with a world premiere for the Zombies mode for Call Of Duty: Black Ops II. Teased and left waiting. Well the wait is now over. Below we have the "World Premiere" of Zombies mode for Black Ops II and, well, we are still left wondering what is going on with it. The two minute video below shows off some fun game play and cinematics for the mode, but now real details though. Outside of what looks like a campaign style progression map leading to new maps to kill the undead. If you want to call it that. Read More...

Don't you just love being teased? At least in this aspect you only have about a week before the details of Black Ops II Zombies will be let loose on the populace. I know this because the following teaser says so. Don't believe me, then go get teased as well. This is the mode that so many people have been begging for information for. Maybe the pre-rendered teaser gives up something. Well, nope it really doesn't now does it? Read More...

Before I get trolled for the title, it is a joke based on the title of the new Black Ops II trailer released on the official YouTube channel. It's titled Multiplayer Reveal trailer. Like we all didn't know or even assume that there was going to be a multiplayer aspect to the biggest shooter franchise in gaming. Not much of a reveal. Now for the serious part. Read More...

When first mentioned after announcement, the villain of Black Ops II was stated to be a "hacker" type who takes over a whole bunch of military tech. In the more recent video it looks like the people of the world are also a little bit to blame. Sitting happy and ingesting all of his propaganda as we do viral YouTube videos. I mean hells, with over 55 million people subbing this guy and over half a billion views, how could we all not be to blame? Right? Read More...

It is still no big surprise that Black Ops II was one of the bigger titles being shown at E3 this year. Even with all the gripes I hear about "another Call Of Duty game?" it still had lines snaking and wrapping the Activision booth. So that to me shows that both A), y'all like to bitch just to bitch and B) the fans obviously still want the franchise to continue on. Either way, here's a bit of what you all might have missed out on from the trailers. Before I go into some of the new stuff, it looks to play like *gasp* a CoD game. Read More...

When are publishers and studios going to realize that they cannot trust humans with sensitive information? Call Of Duty: Black Ops II was technically announced before the company made the announcement or gave us the announcement trailer. Retailers who got information early let things slip. Game sites that received information in terms to prep the news let things "leak." I swear if Treyarch and Activision ran things like the governments they make games for we'd be seeing quite a few unmarked graves around the globe. But I digress. Read More...

David, Corey and Brian sit down once again to talk all things kittens games. They hit up what they've been playing including Call of Duty: Black Ops, Persona 4, Dungeons And Dragons: Daggerdale, Dungeon Siege II, Assassins Creed: Brotherhood and Shadow Cities. The Care/Don't Care segment gets lively with another 8 topics including our discussion on games with gender-specific marketing. We wrap up with our Pre-E3 discussion* - what we're looking forward to, what we'll be seeing and giving Corey a hard time because he won't be there to share it with us. We are currently still having a technical issue with our usual feeds, so in the mean time, click here to listen, press play below or use the link below to download it directly. Read More...