Freed from Call of Duty

November 12, 2012

For the first time in many years, I will not be one of the millions in line to buy Activision’s newest edition of their Call of Duty franchise (Black Ops II), and I feel free. Call of Duty used to be innovative, but lately, they have not made any changes to make the gameplay better. If anything, they have made it worse with their multiplayer maps that punish those who play as a team. I used to spend hours in front of my PlayStation 3 shooting up bad guys, but not this year. My money will be going towards games that innovate, not recreate. Goodbye Call of Duty.

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