One of the things I do enjoy about starting a Black Ops deathmatch game is the made rush to the middle before chucking your frag grenade in the hope of an easy kill… or 3. It’s a cheap tactic but at the same time the only people who generally get caught by it are the same ones trying to do …

It’s a little later than planned but I still managed to get this in before the end of Friday… by a couple of minutes at least. All the entries, 455 valid ones in total, have been put through our magical randomiser and the lucky reader who everyone can now begin to hate is Last Updated: November 12, 2010

If you haven’t entered yet, or haven’t entered using multiple email addresses, then today is your last chance to enter to win a copy of Call of Duty: Black Ops Prestige Edition for Xbox 360. That’s the edition that comes with the remote control car with onboard video camera.. you know that edition that can help you get beers from …

We stopped posting up comparison articles between the 360 and PS3 once they pretty much reached parity. In general cross platform titles look fantastic on both platforms and the differences are really not worth making any fuss about. However Sony have been evangelising their 3D technology for quite some time now, so much so that a large portion of the …

The game hasn’t even been out for an entire day yet and already we are getting reports of glitches and hacks in Black Ops. I even had some tosser submit a news story this morning trying to get people to pay them for a auto-aim hack. Thankfully though the hacks and glitches appear to be really minor at the moment …

One of the least publicised  features of Call of Duty Black Ops is that it has full support for stereoscopic 3D – yeah, the sort that requires those incredibly expensive new TV’s. Sony have been pretty heavily pushing the fact that their console does 3D, while Microsoft have not. Both though, are capable of running Black Ops with that extra …

Have you ever had an establishment’s burger – the world’s most perfect food – so delicious it bordered on life-changing, and then returned later only to be fed a dry, tasteless slab of meat; limp, soggy lettuce sandwiched by stale bread? For many – justified or not – this was the experience of playing Treyarch’s biennial Call of Duty games …

  Tomorrow, the biggest multiplatform game of 2010 launches globally. The game – which packages a single player campaign based on the covert Studies and Observation Group’s endeavours during the Cold War and Vietnam conflict together with a pretty damned extensive multiplayer component – is set to be the year’s biggest entertainment launch. If you’re eating nothing but ramen saving …