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.
Announced today on PlayStation Blog, Concord is heading to beta for pre-orders July 12-14, and in open format July 18-21. After seeing the game in action at PlayStation’s State of Play in May, color us interested. There are also quite a few previews that have gone up today from
It’s been a moment since we’ve heard about new flavors from Sneak Energy, but only because of the incredible cadence from earlier this year. They aren’t coming back to the office, but they are spreading the holiday vibes with the new Holiday Club line, featuring the Island
It may be to select versions of the Fire Stick, but it’s an exciting development. Xbox is bringing the power of xCloud to the Fire Stick starting in July, with Game Pass Ultimate subscribers being able to play games on through the service on the device. These are the
Season 4 Reloaded is now here! There is a lot of change coming, especially for the Kar98k. What side you sit on of nerf or not doesn’t matter, just dive in and enjoy the new stuff! The patch notes are below for multiplayer, Zombies, and Warzone.
Multiplayer & Zombies
The thing I can’t wait the most for in Season 4 Reloaded for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III is the Bit Party playlist. Pixel players, a pixel map with Bitvela, and more modifiers will make this one a blast. Call of Duty released a trailer for this crazy
I remember how excited I was for the original release of Disney Epic Mickey, and I’m getting there for the remake. Rebrushed looks great, and we’ll be able to paint again on September 24. There’s also a fantastic collector’s edition that is available to pre-order now.
You thought Season 4 was done? While we’ve talked about it being slimmer season compared to it’s contemporaries (there’s no way to top six maps in a season folks), the Reloaded mid-season update arrives Wednesday, June 26th. Sledgehammer is still killing it in their live service model,
Playing video games on mobile, especially more complex ones, requires more than just a few touch screen controls. Developers are doing a great job of mitigating the tougher stuff, as sometimes it works alright, but overall you really need physical controls for the best gameplay. Enter the Razer Kishi, which
