While the cinema world is still trying to make a decent video-game movie adaptation, Activision Blizzard Studios doesn't just want to make a successful movie, they want a whole cinematic universe - in the form of Call of Duty. After all, who doesn't want to watch the same movie over and over again...

This year’s Call of Duty – primarily developed by Sledgehammer Games – is going back to its roots. - all the way back to World War 2, it seems.

March is the month of esports as ACGL announce the opening of their first season of tournaments.

Activision is ditching space for terra firma as they seek to reinvigorate Call of Duty by taking it back to the basics that made it so popular in the first place.

If you are still playing Infinite Warfare's multiplayer, you’ll be happy to know that its first DLC is now available. Called Sabotage, it adds four new maps to what’s still one of the largest video game franchises on this or any other planet.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare was top of the charts in the US, with Battlefield 1 and Pokemon niping at its heels.

2016 Was the year sporting organizations invested in esports. Could 2017 be the year sporting brands invest? If so, Adidas were here first.

ACGL are doing the near impossible - 42 tournaments in 20 days with their new XP Fest. XP Fest is the beta phase of their new Leaderboard system with some fun modes and prizes spread across 7 titles.