Call of Duty: Black Ops II

To say that the Call of Duty franchise took some heat last year would be an understatement.  Despite record-breaking sales and some positive praise from the media, Activision was criticized for pumping out yet another yearly entry in the franchise that many considered unchanged.  Much of the criticism originated from the Battlefield 3 faithful, but despite this I still sensed there was this underl...

While three years has given us some time to possibly forget how masterfully crafted Black Ops 2 was, Black Ops 3 is both the biggest and best Call of Duty game we’ve seen since then.

A game where guns, glory, blood, and Hand-eye coordination mean life, or maybe even death.

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A new height for storytelling in Call of Duty games paired with a remodeled multiplayer component that is as addictive and rewarding as ever makes for really attractive package, despite its shortcomings.

“Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 piles on new ways to play without much concern for quality.”

As you hurtle through a drug cartel owned village, guns blazing with your squad sweeping alongside you providing cover fire, suddenly a technical van comes screaming around the corner. “Take out the driver,” your buddy Woods screams and you duly oblige, sending the truck hurtling into a nearby wall and erupting into flames. “Just like old times,” Woods says with a chuckle, which is ironic consider...