Call of Duty stories - Page 5

PC gamers unite! The sought-after Call of Duty: Black Ops Escalation pack lands on Windows via Steam, featuring new maps and zombie thrills.

Activision's new Call of Duty Elite fuses gaming with social media, offering players a way to connect, compete and improve in Modern Warfare 3.

New MW3 trailer teases a game-changing, destructible environment and an 'unprecedented' online universe. Not for kids!.

Activision posts interviews with the Hollywood stars that feature in the recently released zombie map pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops.

Modern Warfare 3 to revolutionise gameplay with vast, fully destructible stages, Kotaku reveals. Infinity Ward leads, with Sledgehammer's support.

This year's inevitable Call of Duty offering will 'set a new standard in the franchise' according to Activision's CEO.

EA touts Battlefield 3 as flat-out superior to COD, with pre-orders soaring 700% over its predecessor. The firm eyes significant FPS market share.

Activision unveils video for 'Escalation', the new Call of Duty: Black Ops map pack, launching first on Xbox 360 May 3rd.

Pinned down by sniper fire, a team of soldiers retaliates the only way it can; with a rocket-propelled grenade.

Josh Olin admits that the competition's new engine is a looker, but contends that Treyarch's own could match it with a few upgrades.

Activision has announced that a playable, single-player demo for Call of Duty: Black Ops has released on both Xbox LIVE and PlayStation Network.

PlayStation 3 Call of Duty: Black Ops players will soon get their hands on the game's first DLC. Pretty soon, actually!.

Treyarch unveils hidden gems of Call of Duty: Black Ops, like online split-screen support and a Custom Games Editor.

Call of Duty: Black Ops amps up its multiplayer with bots, wager matches, and more, catering both to seasoned gamers and those avoiding online toxicity.

Call of Duty: Black Ops teases explosive first multiplayer details, featuring radio-controlled cars and an explosive crossbow.

We've seen or heard very little about the multiplayer in Treyarch's upcoming shooter. Watch on for some new weapons, killstreaks and... radio-controlled cars?.

Activision has confirmed that Treyarch, the studio behind Call of Duty 3 and World at War, will develop the next instalment in the Call of Duty series.

If your addiction to multiplayer action games needs some serious attention, Call of Duty: World at War will certainly satisfy your appetite.