David Burdette is a gamer/writer/content creator from TN. He loves PlayStation, Star Wars, Marvel, & many other fandoms. He also plays way too much Call of Duty.
Warzone is now one of the pillars of Call of Duty, and we were surprised with the announcement of a Season 1 Resurgence map after hearing nothing for some time. Area 99 is where Nuketowns are made, and after playing it for a while, color us totally in for this
Zombies made an appearance for the first time at Call of Duty: NEXT, and it was epic. While there’s still a ton unknown; we only got a few matches in on the Liberty Falls map at COD NEXT, everything looks great. The Call of Duty Blog shambled up after
We hoped you enjoyed all the amazing footage from Call of Duty: NEXT, but now it’s beta time. That said, a good starting point is a nice thing to begin with. There was a ton announced at COD NEXT, and the Call of Duty Blog revealed all directly after
Multiplayer in Call of Duty has been an interesting bag the last few years. With Treyarch out of the picture (mostly), we’ve seen Vanguard along with Modern Warfare II and III vie for your attention. While I’ve certainly been invested in each one, I wouldn’t blame anyone
We all love the ray gun from Call of Duty Zombies, and some may have one after the replica they dropped recently. That’s not the only Zombies weapon you can bring home now, with the Wunderwaffe arriving on the Call of Duty Shop. This thing looks awesome, and is
You already know that Call of Duty: NEXT has some amazing content, and we can’t wait to share it with you. Our lead editor David Burdette is live at the scene, and inside the incredible venue is an awesome game. He’ll have the chance to play multiplayer, Zombies,
We’re going to Call of Duty: NEXT! The ultimate reveal event, COD NEXT is where you find out what multiplayer and Warzone looks like, and now Zombies has been added to the mix. We also are giving away beta codes, so check out our Twitter account. Check out the
Star Wars Outlaws is one of the few games I’ve felt incredibly comfortable with well before review time. After about four hours of preview access, that makes sense. That’s not the only reason though, as what Ubisoft’s Massive Entertainment has crafted fits perfectly into your grasp, easy
