Early reports of Call of Duty 5 are saying that while the game still looks great and plays similarly to COD4, it just isn't quite as good. To be honest, I really couldn't care less. The reason is simply because this game also has 4 player cooperative play. It was easily the biggest element missing from COD4. In this day and age of online play, sitting in a massive battle all by yourself just doesn't cut it anymore. From the video it is obvious to see that COD5 is still looking really good and if the co-operative works without any online issues, I can't see any reason to not play through this game a couple of times at least, with a couple of buddies by my side.

Question of the Week is back, which means it’s Monday! Last week we had to give it a skip because I was running around in the bush with the Far Cry 2 developers, so I do apologise. For those of you who don’t speak “Halo” or even “Counter-Strike”, the title is pretty simple. I want to know if you have ever used any knowledge or skill that you learned from videogaming in the real world. Held your breath whilst firing a rifle for the first time? What about the time you impressed your grandparents with some World War 2 knowledge, thanks to Call of Duty? Let us know your awesome story and you could win yourself a copy of ** for the **. If you don’t write us a story then you can’t win anything, so do it!

Army of Two was possibly my first highly anticipated game since I started with this site. It is a game that has brought me a lot of flak and was the first title in a long line of Lazygamer expectations that were critically slammed. Even if the majority of critics didn’t like this game I still did and I am …

Over the last week EA have been taking a lot of flack from me. But now somebody else gets to step into the limelight, Activision. Earlier today Nick posted about the “Day One Advantage” scheme that Activision are going to include as a feature in COD 5, a stupid idea to say the least. The greed doesn’t end there though; …