Call of Duty is trying something different this year; they’re adding a spiffy battle royale game mode known as Blackout, joining the hot “new” trend of BR games. This maybe C.O.D‘s most ambitious addition, but how does it stack up to it’s competitors Fortnite and PUBG?
In case you missed it, Battlefield 5 had an open beta. Reaching it’s end on September 11, you know I had to run to the Internet to give you guys my opinion on Dice’s newest entry.
First thing’s first… Can youbelieve it’s been a year already?
As many of you know (it’s okay if you don’t know), Battlefield 5 is airdropping world wide this October. It’s been 2 years since the last Battlefield game came out so it seems like we’ve waited long enough for Dice to come out with something new. With the last entry covering World War 1, Battlefield 5 will see a movement to World War 2 while series competitor Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 will return to a semi futuristic setting, following Call of Duty: World War 2‘s return to boots on the ground.
I’m a little late on this one because I was venting about Black Ops 4, but now we’re back on topic. Today’s topic is the last presentation of E3: Sony’s.
It’s that time of year again folks. It’s that time of year where Activision does something so blindly anti-consumerist that we sit back and question why their product still outsells everybody else come November. Wait where are my manners. Sit down, and let me tell you what they did this year.
The second presentation of Day 3 was brought to you by Ubisoft. Let’s see what they have for us!
