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James Harden’s baseball cap tease is nothing new for ‘Call of Duty’

sudshr47 March 7, 2018

Few things in life are certain. The sun will always rise in the morning and set in the evening. Dogs will always be better than cats. And a new Call of Duty will always, always come out every year.

It’s a little early for a formal reveal, but suspicions about what’s next for the series are running high thanks to James Harden. The Houston Rockets star was spotted wearing a baseball cap featuring a minimalistic logo that apes the style of previous logos in the Call of Duty: Black Ops series.

See it here:

Is that NBA player – James Harden wearing a #BlackOps4 hat 🤔 pic.twitter.com/nu4uW40cjs

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Humvee maker is suing Activision for using the cars in ‘Call of Duty’

sudshr47 November 9, 2017

The manufacturer of the Humvee is not cool with all the references to its vehicles in Call of Duty games, according to a lawsuit it filed against developer Activision.
AM General, the company that makes Humvees, filed a lawsuit against Activisi…

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‘Call of Duty: WWII’ takes one step forward, many steps back in its handling of the Holocaust

sudshr47 November 8, 2017

SPOILER ALERT: This post contains plot details from the ending and epilogue in Call of Duty: WWII.

Maybe there are places that certain games should never really go.

I’ve been struggling to gather my thoughts on Call of Duty: WWII and its handling of the Holocaust since I completed the campaign last week. It’s a tough topic, and one that Call of Duty — for all its past trips to the World War II setting — has never tackled until this game.

Maybe that’s for the best.

Let’s be clear: Sledgehammer Games didn’t wholly fuck it up. The campaign mode has its own issues, but at least this is a World War II game that acknowledges the Holocaust as something that happened. Read more…

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Call of Duty WWII Review: A stunning return to the beaches of Normandy

sudshr47 November 8, 2017

For folks who have played Call of Duty since the beginning, this is a welcome return to the game they fell in love with. Soldiers appear more human, instead of looking like some futuristic, cyber-mutant Marine. And because the soldiers’ physical ability is limited — they can’t sprint too long before tiring or jump more than a few feet — strategy is now a priority. For… Read More