For enthusiasts who love reminiscing about Call of Duty: In a recent chat with Treyarch Studios, our reporter Cole Martin brought up popular discussions among the community, particularly the return of the prestige system to an original format.
In the latest blockbuster first-person shooter by Activision, players using older consoles will find it impossible to revisit their multiplayer battles.
Call of Duty: Next serves as an annual gathering for Call of Duty (COD) content creators and the developers of the hit shooter series, where they unveil what’s coming next in the game’s multiplayer and Warzone content. For the first time in its three-year history, this year’s COD: Next event invited the media to participate.
At the beginning of the week, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) kicked off its antitrust trial against Google, citing its anticompetitive business practices and unlawful behavior in the digital advertising landscape that has left competitors to compete on an uneven playing field. “Google has caused great harm to online publishers and advertisers and American consumers,” the DOJ added.
Brace yourselves, as I transport you back a decade. It was only yesterday when the sensationally addictive Flappy Bird game, known for causing global uproar, mysteriously vanished from both Android and Apple marketplaces. Yet, here we stand on the precipice of its grand comeback – more captivating, more refined, and, you guessed it, more exhilarating!
As an analyst, I’ve noticed a swift surge in the AI sector, with tech giants like Microsoft, Apple, and Google diving headfirst into this trend as a means to boost their earnings. They’ve managed to carve out their roles within this burgeoning terrain, but at a significant price tag.