Leaked a couple of days ago, Modern Warfare 2’s remastered campaign is currently sitting on digital shelves, waiting to be downloaded.

Activision’s just getting started on what Warzone has to offer, as the publisher announced new content for the spin-off and last year’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

This year’s incarnation of Activision’s license to print money won’t be straying far away from the new status quo set by last year’s Modern Warfare.

Call of Duty is dipping into battle royale once again with Warzone, and it’ll be launching today! It’ll be a mere 20 gigglebytes in size when the download is made available from 11AM ET time in the US, which works out to 5PM locally here. Which is way past my bedtime so I’ll have to wait until tomorrow to play it. Damn it mom, let me be cool like the other kids and give me an 8PM curfew.

The Battle Royal genre ain’t dead yet! Still as lucrative as ever and home to some big players, Call of Duty Black Ops IIII took a stab at the theme a while back and found great success with Blackout. While Blackout was fun, it did also feel like a game that had numerous ideas stitched together instead of organically giving players the smoothest possible Call of Duty last man standing experience. Call of Duty: Warzone aims to change that, with a mode that is fast, furious and features some novel ideas to keep players constantly on their toes.

Activision and Infinity Ward may have just come up with the ultimate in-game purchase to make kids even more addicted to Call of Duty.

Despite the success of Sonic the Hedgehog, it appears many US moviegoers aren't so keen on more films based on video games.

Not everybody appreciates it, but the Zombies bits of the Call of Duty Black Ops series are probably my favourite of the disparate modes in your average Call of Duty game. They’re a fun bit of co-op gameplay that I can by with my desensitised-to-cartoonish-videogame-violence kids, as we work out how best to get through levels, while shooting the undead in the face.