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By James Cottee - Tue Sep 29, 2009 9:57am
Infinity Ward creative strategist Robert Bowling has confirmed that in Modern Warfare 2, Aussie gamers won't be able to seek out other Aussie gamers for relatively lag and trauma-free game sessions.
From Bowling's Twitter:
"There isn't an option to search specific regions / countries when matchmaking, but there is improved matchmaking to auto-assist"
This is bad news for Australia...
From Bowling's Twitter:
"There isn't an option to search specific regions / countries when matchmaking, but there is improved matchmaking to auto-assist"
This is bad news for Australia...
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By Brenna Hillier - Tue Aug 25, 2009 5:09am
Apparently Call of Duty: World at War is just a wee bit popular; who would have thought it?! Even though the recently released Map Pack Three has so far only seen an outing on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, Treyarch saw over a million copies of the content pack roll out over its first weekend.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:45am
What have the gaming public been buying this week via digital distribution platform Steam? ... It seems that last week saw most of them respond to the Call of Duty, with the latest World War II title finding a nice home in first place on the charts. It was followed by Aion, which people are still purchasing in mass through Steam. Other people wanted to pick up Left 4 Dead, in order to kill some zombies.
Hearts of Iron III remained in the charts, allowing people to relive World War II in whatever way they find the most entertaining. The top five was rounded up by Counter Strike: Source, which is still selling like hot cakes.
If you want to what else sold the most last week, you'll just have to check out the Steam Top Sellers for the week ending August 16th!
Hearts of Iron III remained in the charts, allowing people to relive World War II in whatever way they find the most entertaining. The top five was rounded up by Counter Strike: Source, which is still selling like hot cakes.
If you want to what else sold the most last week, you'll just have to check out the Steam Top Sellers for the week ending August 16th!
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Aug 17, 2009 8:55am
Each week, we collate the most popular stories that we published over the past seven days, plus a lineup of the most downloaded files added in the same timeframe. That way, in case you missed something, you can catch up in one helpful little spot, every Monday morning.
Last week, people wanted to know why the Australian Classification Board decided to swing its ban hammer at the game Risen. Team Fortress 2 remained as popular as ever, with a large update bringing a bunch of new features to the game. Bennett's time with Halo 3: ODST was also in demand. On the demo front, the Darkest of Days demo made a few people's days darker. Finally, information regarding the limited edition of CITIES XL was also popular, suggesting that we'll see a lot of cities built once the game is finally released.
Last week, people wanted to know why the Australian Classification Board decided to swing its ban hammer at the game Risen. Team Fortress 2 remained as popular as ever, with a large update bringing a bunch of new features to the game. Bennett's time with Halo 3: ODST was also in demand. On the demo front, the Darkest of Days demo made a few people's days darker. Finally, information regarding the limited edition of CITIES XL was also popular, suggesting that we'll see a lot of cities built once the game is finally released.
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By Brenna Hillier - Fri Aug 14, 2009 4:17am
Treyarch aren't everybody's favourite Call of Duty developers, but they're still responsible for two major titles in the series which garner a great deal of online play, and when it comes to the multiplayer experience on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, they're putting the heat on hackers and modders, with a hotly worded statement from CoD Headquarters.
Legitimate players will shrug off Treyarch's warning, but smugly confident cheaters could be in for a bit of a shock if their entire Playstation Network or Xbox LIVE accounts are suspended.
Legitimate players will shrug off Treyarch's warning, but smugly confident cheaters could be in for a bit of a shock if their entire Playstation Network or Xbox LIVE accounts are suspended.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Aug 7, 2009 11:33am
Activision have announced that the third map pack for Call of Duty: World at War is now available via the Xbox LIVE Marketplace and the PlayStation Network. The creatively titled "Map Pack 3" introduces three new maps, and one new zombie pack.
To celebrate the release of the new map pack, Treyarch and Activision have released a new trailer that shows off the new maps that are included in Map Pack 3.
To celebrate the release of the new map pack, Treyarch and Activision have released a new trailer that shows off the new maps that are included in Map Pack 3.
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By Brenna Hillier - Thu Aug 6, 2009 4:00am
Rumours have been floating around for a day or two now, but Activision have been playing coy - until now. Yes, it's official: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is releasing on the Wii this November, right alongside the lustfully anticipated Modern Warfare 2 on the premium platforms.
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue Aug 4, 2009 6:30pm
Welcome to the latest instalment of Now Playing, where each week, Games On Net attempts to introduce our beloved readers to a seemingly random selection of trailers that have been added to the mirror on the past week.
Today, we begin by rising towards a musical trailer of sorts, relishing its general peace before being subjected to chaos and agony thanks to some rather energetic rabbits, that somehow find their way into deadly spaces.
After we get back down to Earth, we find ourselves fighting in World War II, once again, but this time, we're killing zombies, and it is best described as "so beautiful!" After we get over the fact that World War II games will be produced perpetually, we decide that we should hang out with some twisted students as they fight invading demons, which is infinitely more believable than zombies.
Today, we begin by rising towards a musical trailer of sorts, relishing its general peace before being subjected to chaos and agony thanks to some rather energetic rabbits, that somehow find their way into deadly spaces.
After we get back down to Earth, we find ourselves fighting in World War II, once again, but this time, we're killing zombies, and it is best described as "so beautiful!" After we get over the fact that World War II games will be produced perpetually, we decide that we should hang out with some twisted students as they fight invading demons, which is infinitely more believable than zombies.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jul 27, 2009 8:07am
Each week, we collate the most popular stories that we published over the past seven days, plus a lineup of the most downloaded files added in the same timeframe. That way, in case you missed something, you can catch up in one helpful little spot, every Monday morning.
Who'dathunk, last week, that we'd be celebrating the news that Sam Raimi had been announced as the director of the Warcraft movie? Gamers are all still fascinated by what's been selling (or not) on Steam, and by the 15-minute walkthrough of Mafia 2, narrated by Denby Grace. We also got information that Episodes from Liberty City will be released in October, just after Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising.
It was a week packed with more than a few interesting bits and pieces - why not take the time to trip down Memory Lane?
Who'dathunk, last week, that we'd be celebrating the news that Sam Raimi had been announced as the director of the Warcraft movie? Gamers are all still fascinated by what's been selling (or not) on Steam, and by the 15-minute walkthrough of Mafia 2, narrated by Denby Grace. We also got information that Episodes from Liberty City will be released in October, just after Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising.
It was a week packed with more than a few interesting bits and pieces - why not take the time to trip down Memory Lane?
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By Jessica Citizen - Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:29am
One of the most-played online multiplayer games, Call of Duty: World at War is all set to receive reinforcements, in the form of Map Pack 3. Following in the footsteps of the creatively-titled Map Pack 1 and Map Pack 2 (which is now available on PC), the third lot of DLC will boast three new multiplayer maps, and - of course - a new Zombie experience.
Whether you're checking out Battery, Revolution and Breach with your mates, or battling the undead in Der Riese (Zombie Factory), I'm sure you'll agree that when it comes to ongoing game support, Call of Duty: World at War is onto a good thing.
Whether you're checking out Battery, Revolution and Breach with your mates, or battling the undead in Der Riese (Zombie Factory), I'm sure you'll agree that when it comes to ongoing game support, Call of Duty: World at War is onto a good thing.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jul 20, 2009 8:10am
Each week, we collate the most popular stories that we published over the past seven days, plus a lineup of the most downloaded files added in the same timeframe. That way, in case you missed something, you can catch up in one helpful little spot, every Monday morning.
Last week there was a lesson: Don't make threats against your country while playing games, you'll get arrested. The rest of the week was full of night-vision goggles, giant mechs, and a couple of our E3 videos - Borderlands and Aliens vs. Predator.
For the rest, you'll have to check the full list!
Last week there was a lesson: Don't make threats against your country while playing games, you'll get arrested. The rest of the week was full of night-vision goggles, giant mechs, and a couple of our E3 videos - Borderlands and Aliens vs. Predator.
For the rest, you'll have to check the full list!
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By Jessica Citizen - Sat Jul 18, 2009 7:38am
It's a bright and early morning and I've got an update that will make your weekend just that little bit better - finally, the guys at Treyarch have finished the PC patch for Call of Duty: World at War, which means we have the brand new v1.4-1.5 Patch all ready for you to download.
Packed into that 975MB file alongside a few tweaks and bits and pieces is the home computer version of Map Pack 2, which has been out for consoles for a while. That's right, you can now play on Banzai, Corrosion, Sub Pens and even Shi No Numa (Zombie Swamp), just like the guys in the loungeroom.
Oh, and - if that wasn't good enough - there's a shiny new set of Mod Tools out as well, if you're the type who wants to make some new maps.
Packed into that 975MB file alongside a few tweaks and bits and pieces is the home computer version of Map Pack 2, which has been out for consoles for a while. That's right, you can now play on Banzai, Corrosion, Sub Pens and even Shi No Numa (Zombie Swamp), just like the guys in the loungeroom.
Oh, and - if that wasn't good enough - there's a shiny new set of Mod Tools out as well, if you're the type who wants to make some new maps.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Jun 19, 2009 10:18am
Activision have announced that the second map pack for Call of Duty: World at War, which was released recently has managed to sell over one million copies on its first weekend outing across the Xbox LIVE Marketplace and the PlayStation Network.
Over a million soldiers have enlisted on missions to the maps Bonsai, Corrosion, Sub Pens, and Shi No Numa, with it expected that many more people will be purchasing the map pack in the future.
Over a million soldiers have enlisted on missions to the maps Bonsai, Corrosion, Sub Pens, and Shi No Numa, with it expected that many more people will be purchasing the map pack in the future.
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By Jessica Citizen - Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:30pm
Call of Duty: World at War is a bit of a popular thing. We've just received word that the game, launched in November of 2008, has now sold more than 11 million units - no small feat, well done!
Once they get the thank-yous and self-congratulations out the way, the guys at Treyarch are introducing a new feature to the game - the Dossier. Every shot, every death and every kill you make when playing the game is being tracked and stored - and now those stats are being organised and displayed, as easily accessible Dossier files that you're encouraged to check out!
Once they get the thank-yous and self-congratulations out the way, the guys at Treyarch are introducing a new feature to the game - the Dossier. Every shot, every death and every kill you make when playing the game is being tracked and stored - and now those stats are being organised and displayed, as easily accessible Dossier files that you're encouraged to check out!
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By Jessica Citizen - Fri Jun 12, 2009 9:26am
As we promised yesterday, the latest update for Call of Duty: World at War is now live. Map Pack 2 has been unleashed on the world, delivering four new maps - including some all-new zombies - for Xbox 360 and PS3.
To celebrate, they're offering a double xp long weekend, starting now and running until the wee hours of Wednesday morning (2:30am Adelaide time, which is 10am Tuesday June 16th, PST). What are you waiting for? Jump into Corrosion, Sub Pens, Banzai ...and, of course, Shi No Numa (Zombie Swamp)! (...we've even got a new video for you if you need more convincing!)
To celebrate, they're offering a double xp long weekend, starting now and running until the wee hours of Wednesday morning (2:30am Adelaide time, which is 10am Tuesday June 16th, PST). What are you waiting for? Jump into Corrosion, Sub Pens, Banzai ...and, of course, Shi No Numa (Zombie Swamp)! (...we've even got a new video for you if you need more convincing!)
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By Jessica Citizen - Thu Jun 11, 2009 1:57pm
We've got a whole pile of Call of Duty: World at War information for you today, all centring on that upcoming Map Pack 2, just hours away.
To celebrate the impending release, we have screenshots of each of the four new maps, plus a video and an overhead look at Shi No Numa (Zombie Swamp). As if that weren't enough, we've also got profiles of the four new characters to be introduced with this Map Pack. Got your attention now? Check it out!
To celebrate the impending release, we have screenshots of each of the four new maps, plus a video and an overhead look at Shi No Numa (Zombie Swamp). As if that weren't enough, we've also got profiles of the four new characters to be introduced with this Map Pack. Got your attention now? Check it out!
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By Jessica Citizen - Sat May 30, 2009 10:32am
It's getting closer and closer to June, and that brings with it the release of Map Pack 2 for Call of Duty: World at War. This time around, there are three new maps - Sub Pens, Banzai and Corrosion, and we've got a bit of a treat for you.
Not only do we have some real gameplay footage recorded from all three maps, we've also got the overhead map schematics for you to study, if you want to get the tactical edge over your opponents.
Not only do we have some real gameplay footage recorded from all three maps, we've also got the overhead map schematics for you to study, if you want to get the tactical edge over your opponents.
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By Steven Perdikis - Sat May 16, 2009 10:15am
It is that time of the week again - the weekend. As a result, it is time for another Steam deal of goodness. This time, it applies to Call of Duty: World at War, which is currently available for half price.
Developed by Treyarch using the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare game engine, Call of Duty: World at War takes players back to the second world war, introducing co-op game play, a number of new online game modes (including one in which hordes of zombies must be destroyed), along with a single-player campaign that is said to be entertaining and engaging.
Developed by Treyarch using the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare game engine, Call of Duty: World at War takes players back to the second world war, introducing co-op game play, a number of new online game modes (including one in which hordes of zombies must be destroyed), along with a single-player campaign that is said to be entertaining and engaging.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed May 6, 2009 11:14am
On the first of April this year, it was announced that the first map pack for Call of Duty: World at War had been purchased over one million times across the Xbox LIVE Marketplace and the PlayStation Network. Today, it has been announced that the map pack has reached yet another milestone, with two million copies having now been purchased for around US$10 a pop, or 800 Microsoft points.
The pack, which includes three maps, and an extra map for the zombie-hunting game mode has proven to be incredibly popular. Even with a rather high price tag for the Australian market (AU$15.95) on the PlayStation Network, it appears that sales from other regions who appear to be more DLC friendly have fuelled sales greatly.
The pack, which includes three maps, and an extra map for the zombie-hunting game mode has proven to be incredibly popular. Even with a rather high price tag for the Australian market (AU$15.95) on the PlayStation Network, it appears that sales from other regions who appear to be more DLC friendly have fuelled sales greatly.
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By Jessica Citizen - Fri May 1, 2009 10:10am
Listen up, soldiers! We're drawing some new battle lines in Call of Duty: World At War, with the announcement that Map Pack 2 will be releaesd in June. Taking inspiration from the insanely popular Map Pack 1, the second release will contain three multiplayer maps - Banzai, Corrosion and Sub Pens - as well as a new zombie offering, Shi No Numa (Zombie Swamp). True to form, the new pack will be released on all three platforms - PC, Xbox 360 and PS3.
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By Jessica Citizen - Thu Apr 16, 2009 10:54am
It's only been out for PC for a week, but already the Call of Duty: World at War Map Pack 1 has been a runaway success. To celebrate the pack's success - and to thank gamers for their support, the guys at Treyarch have announced a Double-XP MP Weekend, kicking off in the wee hours of Saturday morning (Adelaide time) and running until the same time on Tuesday.
To be specific, the event runs from 10am PDT Friday 17th April until 10am Monday 20th - that's 2:30am Saturday - Tuesday, if you're in Adelaide.
The really exciting news? This is for all platforms - whether you're playing World at War on the PC, PS3, Xbox 360 or even the Wii, you'll be getting twice the experience points just for playing.
To be specific, the event runs from 10am PDT Friday 17th April until 10am Monday 20th - that's 2:30am Saturday - Tuesday, if you're in Adelaide.
The really exciting news? This is for all platforms - whether you're playing World at War on the PC, PS3, Xbox 360 or even the Wii, you'll be getting twice the experience points just for playing.
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By Jessica Citizen - Fri Apr 10, 2009 10:42am
Call of Duty: World at War would like to celebrate the long weekend by releasing their eagerly-anticipated 1.4 Patch for PC.
This is the same pack as has been downloaded more than a million times on Xbox Live, and has all the usual bugfixes and tweaks, as well as containing three new maps - Kneedeep, Nightfire and Station - and even throws in the bonus Nazi Zombies map - Verrückt (featuring more weapons, Perks-a-Cola machines and electroshock defenses). The patch is nearly 600MB and will require both Patch 1.2 and Patch 1.3 to be installed.
This is the same pack as has been downloaded more than a million times on Xbox Live, and has all the usual bugfixes and tweaks, as well as containing three new maps - Kneedeep, Nightfire and Station - and even throws in the bonus Nazi Zombies map - Verrückt (featuring more weapons, Perks-a-Cola machines and electroshock defenses). The patch is nearly 600MB and will require both Patch 1.2 and Patch 1.3 to be installed.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Apr 1, 2009 3:33pm
With all the money that has been made from World War II video-games, it is probably likely that the war itself could have been funded several times over by the sales of games such as Call of Duty: World at War.
The latest piece of evidence that suggests this could be a likely scenario has been released by Activision, who have just announced that the recently released map pack for Call of Duty: World at War has sold a staggering one million digital copies in just over a week following its release.
The latest piece of evidence that suggests this could be a likely scenario has been released by Activision, who have just announced that the recently released map pack for Call of Duty: World at War has sold a staggering one million digital copies in just over a week following its release.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Mar 20, 2009 10:22am
The first map pack for Call of Duty: World At War has today been released by Activision and Treyarch. Currently, the new map-pack is available on the Xbox 360 for the sum of 800 Microsoft Points, and with the pack to be available on the PlayStation 3 from the 26th of March for AU$15.95.
Details of a PC release of the map pack have not yet been detailed, but the map-pack will make its way to the PC at a "future date". Any pricing that it may carry on the PC has not been announced.
The first map pack introduces four new maps, as we've detailed previously. The first three maps in the pack, Nightfire, Station and Knee Deep can be played in all games, while the final map, Verrückt (Zombie Asylum) sees player fight Nazi zombies in the outskirts of Berlin.
Details of a PC release of the map pack have not yet been detailed, but the map-pack will make its way to the PC at a "future date". Any pricing that it may carry on the PC has not been announced.
The first map pack introduces four new maps, as we've detailed previously. The first three maps in the pack, Nightfire, Station and Knee Deep can be played in all games, while the final map, Verrückt (Zombie Asylum) sees player fight Nazi zombies in the outskirts of Berlin.
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By Jessica Citizen - Fri Mar 13, 2009 9:56am
Continuing with the zombie news today, our reanimated brothers and sisters are paying a visit to Call of Duty: World at War, where they're a crucial part of the just-announced Map Pack 1, to be released March 19th.
Promising to expand the addictive CoD:WaW multiplayer experience, the new Map Pack comes with four new maps, each one with a delightfully different perspective. Pay a visit to Berlin, with the burning streets of Nightfire, or perhaps you'd prefer the fortified Japanese bunkers of Knee Deep? There's also a bombed-out underground train station called, simply, Station ...and, of course, more Nazi Zombie goodness in Verrückt (Zombie Asylum), which we have a video of, to show off just what's in store.
Promising to expand the addictive CoD:WaW multiplayer experience, the new Map Pack comes with four new maps, each one with a delightfully different perspective. Pay a visit to Berlin, with the burning streets of Nightfire, or perhaps you'd prefer the fortified Japanese bunkers of Knee Deep? There's also a bombed-out underground train station called, simply, Station ...and, of course, more Nazi Zombie goodness in Verrückt (Zombie Asylum), which we have a video of, to show off just what's in store.
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By Jessica Citizen - Thu Mar 5, 2009 2:01pm
Those nice fellas at Treyarch have been hard at work on Call of Duty: World at War. While the console gamers have already received a shiny new Title Update, which arrived with a daytime version of the MP Makin map (cleverly titled Makin Day, as it's the same map, covered in sunshine), the PC fans have been left twiddling their thumbs, wondering where the fabled new maps are, now that the calendar's turned over to March.
We don't have the new maps for you just yet, but there is a brand new incremental for you - patch v1.3, a measly 60MB (compared to nearly 500 for v1.2, which you'll need before you grab this one). We've also gotten a copy of the changelog, and the major changes here are the introduction of /record and /demo in multiplayer. Enjoy!
We don't have the new maps for you just yet, but there is a brand new incremental for you - patch v1.3, a measly 60MB (compared to nearly 500 for v1.2, which you'll need before you grab this one). We've also gotten a copy of the changelog, and the major changes here are the introduction of /record and /demo in multiplayer. Enjoy!
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Feb 11, 2009 9:44am
Treyarch and Activision have announced that they intend to release a collection of new maps for their World War II shooter, Call of Duty: World at War. The map pack will be available to owners of the PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game, and will add three new maps.
There will be three competitive, multiplayer maps, and one map for the zombie survival mode. The map pack should be release in March. No pricing has been announced at this stage, and it is unclear as to whether it will actually cost anything.
There will be three competitive, multiplayer maps, and one map for the zombie survival mode. The map pack should be release in March. No pricing has been announced at this stage, and it is unclear as to whether it will actually cost anything.
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By UgLyPuNk - Sat Feb 7, 2009 5:57am
While everyone is tucked up in bed in Australia looking forward to an either hot or flooded weekend, 43C (109F) in Adelaide, Activision are up releasing new patches for Call of Duty: World at War fixing a broad variety of bugs, adding download url redirection for the modders and map makers out there as well as adding a new daytime version of the map Makin.
Many of these issues, bugs and fixes are already been given a warm welcome by the Call of Duty: World at War community, you can grab the patch here
Many of these issues, bugs and fixes are already been given a warm welcome by the Call of Duty: World at War community, you can grab the patch here
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jan 19, 2009 10:46am
Ever wondered just what the Australian gaming public are buying? We've got the latest charts for you that will give you all the details you need to know, for all the major platforms.
So - if you needed to know that as a nation, we're still very interested in just what the Wii can do, to the point that a tech demo is the best selling 'game' for another week. There's a handful of PC gamers that struggled to keep the world at war and on top of a chart full of simulated people, while the Xbox 360 is dominated by sequels and the return of Dom and Marcus. The PS3 suffers under a second Chimera attack, but the PS2 and PSP are still racing around undercover. Finally, the DS would like to get away from it all, and escape - perhaps to Africa?
So - if you needed to know that as a nation, we're still very interested in just what the Wii can do, to the point that a tech demo is the best selling 'game' for another week. There's a handful of PC gamers that struggled to keep the world at war and on top of a chart full of simulated people, while the Xbox 360 is dominated by sequels and the return of Dom and Marcus. The PS3 suffers under a second Chimera attack, but the PS2 and PSP are still racing around undercover. Finally, the DS would like to get away from it all, and escape - perhaps to Africa?
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By Jessica Citizen - Fri Jan 9, 2009 10:05am
Here are the new charts, same as the old charts. Technically, this is the last chart for 2008, but it doesn't really hold m/any surprises. The DS charts in particular are swamped by games that you can only imagine are Christmas presents for the kids, and the Wii is topped by a cheaper title that people are picking up as something to go with the console. The top 10 is a fair representation of what we like - console games dominate (Wii taking out six spots!), and there is a more casual tone to proceedings, with only two 'serious' games in the list.
Put simply - we are a nation of Wii gamers fixated on a game that is essentially a glorified tech demo! PC gamers were otherwise occupied, trekking through a world at war. The Xbox 360 fans were still hanging out with Marcus, Dom and the Locusts, and the PS3 was overrun by Chimera once again. Their PS2 brothers were rockin' out to the third generation of heroic guitarists, the DS was still being used as a tool for cranial exercise, and the PSP was once more speeding, undercover.
Put simply - we are a nation of Wii gamers fixated on a game that is essentially a glorified tech demo! PC gamers were otherwise occupied, trekking through a world at war. The Xbox 360 fans were still hanging out with Marcus, Dom and the Locusts, and the PS3 was overrun by Chimera once again. Their PS2 brothers were rockin' out to the third generation of heroic guitarists, the DS was still being used as a tool for cranial exercise, and the PSP was once more speeding, undercover.
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By Jessica Citizen - Tue Jan 6, 2009 12:02pm
The end of the year is typically the time for roundups and recaps, summing up the year past - but sometimes, it takes a little while longer to compile all the information, bumping the news to the new year. This is the case with the official Xbox 360 Top 20 LIVE Games of 2008 list, which has just been announced.
We have here the list of both the the Original Xbox and Xbox 360 Top Live Titles (both lists based on unique users), as well as the Top Arcade Titles (based on full versions purchased). Not sure if there's any real surprises here (hello, Halo), but it is interesting to note the number of demos in the list that are not accompanied by the full game.
We have here the list of both the the Original Xbox and Xbox 360 Top Live Titles (both lists based on unique users), as well as the Top Arcade Titles (based on full versions purchased). Not sure if there's any real surprises here (hello, Halo), but it is interesting to note the number of demos in the list that are not accompanied by the full game.
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By Jessica Citizen - Thu Jan 1, 2009 1:27pm
What will you remember 2008 for, in terms of gaming?
We asked some of the game admins and network staff to find out their thoughts, but here's a quick recap of the past 12 months, to refresh your memory.
Non-games dominated this year's charts, with Wii Fit rewarding gamers for standing still. As a country, we were still fans of the music game genre too, finally getting our hands on Rock Band, which seemed to have been pushed onto shelves by the release of Guitar Hero: World Tour a week later. Who knows, the full-band version may even have healed some hurt caused by the "interesting" yet awkward Guitar Hero: On Tour release for DS. There was a new Call of Duty to heed, a new Bond to meet, Marcus and Dom were back, and independent developers twisted our brains with Braid and our rhythm skills with Audiosurf. Red Alert was back, and we revisited the Midnight Club. We also saw the release of the "Three Fs" - Far Cry 2, Fable 2, and Fallout 3, meaning many gamers were a bit strapped for cash by the end of the year.
...and, who could forget? 2008 is the year we met Sackboy!
We asked some of the game admins and network staff to find out their thoughts, but here's a quick recap of the past 12 months, to refresh your memory.
Non-games dominated this year's charts, with Wii Fit rewarding gamers for standing still. As a country, we were still fans of the music game genre too, finally getting our hands on Rock Band, which seemed to have been pushed onto shelves by the release of Guitar Hero: World Tour a week later. Who knows, the full-band version may even have healed some hurt caused by the "interesting" yet awkward Guitar Hero: On Tour release for DS. There was a new Call of Duty to heed, a new Bond to meet, Marcus and Dom were back, and independent developers twisted our brains with Braid and our rhythm skills with Audiosurf. Red Alert was back, and we revisited the Midnight Club. We also saw the release of the "Three Fs" - Far Cry 2, Fable 2, and Fallout 3, meaning many gamers were a bit strapped for cash by the end of the year.
...and, who could forget? 2008 is the year we met Sackboy!
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Dec 15, 2008 1:58pm
Time for this week's charts - and it looks like people are pretty set in their ways, buying the same things for Christmas this week as they did last week. There's been a few slight changes, but overall, it's the same titles that we saw last time around.
To explain further - gamers are preparing themselves for the holiday season by getting in early with some motion-sensitive fitness equipment, while the PC fans are paying attention to duty's call, in a new world. The 360 is still revving their chainsaws (3 million-strong, we hear last week), and the PS3 still enjoys a second dose of resistance. The PS2 has been thrown to the ground and wrestled yet again, while the DS has headed to the Olympics with some familiar friends and the PSP remains speeding, undercover.
To explain further - gamers are preparing themselves for the holiday season by getting in early with some motion-sensitive fitness equipment, while the PC fans are paying attention to duty's call, in a new world. The 360 is still revving their chainsaws (3 million-strong, we hear last week), and the PS3 still enjoys a second dose of resistance. The PS2 has been thrown to the ground and wrestled yet again, while the DS has headed to the Olympics with some familiar friends and the PSP remains speeding, undercover.
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By Matt Keller - Sun Dec 14, 2008 8:58am
With Christmas rapidly approaching, The Warp Pipe is calling time for 2008. After 45 columns without a break this year, I’m clocking off a little early to read a few books, watch some movies, replay some of 2008’s best games and of course, fly to Queensland to spend Christmas with the family. The Warp Pipe will be back on the 18th of January with a few minor tweaks and a couple of bold predictions for 2009.
Speaking of bold proclamations, The Warp Pipe made a few just before the start of the second, third and final quarters of the year. I thought we’d use the final column of the year evaluating my ability to predict the quality of soon-to-be-released video games.
Speaking of bold proclamations, The Warp Pipe made a few just before the start of the second, third and final quarters of the year. I thought we’d use the final column of the year evaluating my ability to predict the quality of soon-to-be-released video games.
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By Jessica Citizen - Sat Dec 6, 2008 12:18pm
The Australian Weekly Video Game Charts have recovered pretty swiftly from last week's 70's singalong attack, with an playful motion-sensing favourite popping right back up into top spot. The PS2 is still languishing a few decades behind, but at least the rest of the charts are back to 'normal'.
Looking around, there's been a changing of the guard in the PC side of things, now hearing a Call of Duty (and no original best-selling MMO to be seen!). The Xbox 360 is still revving their chainsaws, and PS3 experiences yet another resistance. The DS gamers are still working on getting smarter by playing games, and the PSP feels the need - the need to go undercover. Ha.
Looking around, there's been a changing of the guard in the PC side of things, now hearing a Call of Duty (and no original best-selling MMO to be seen!). The Xbox 360 is still revving their chainsaws, and PS3 experiences yet another resistance. The DS gamers are still working on getting smarter by playing games, and the PSP feels the need - the need to go undercover. Ha.
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By Jessica Citizen - Fri Nov 28, 2008 12:58pm
Mostly, with these weekly charts, I am the bearer of good news. I bring you information that a great new game has topped the national sales, or that an underdog has made it to #1 despite the odds being stacked against them. This week, I'm afraid I can't do that.
...while I am pleased to see that a certain zombie-huntin' co-op title has made it to #6 and #7 for PC and Xbox 360 respectively, the PS2 game that picks up top honours this week almost makes me ashamed to be a gamer.
In other news - the PC charts are still dominated by a wrathful monarch, the Xbox 360 hears the distant rev of chainsaws and the PS3 is heeding the call of duty once again. While the Wii is again concerned with body image, the DS prefers to train their mental abilities, and the PSP gets in a bit of wrestlin'.
...while I am pleased to see that a certain zombie-huntin' co-op title has made it to #6 and #7 for PC and Xbox 360 respectively, the PS2 game that picks up top honours this week almost makes me ashamed to be a gamer.
In other news - the PC charts are still dominated by a wrathful monarch, the Xbox 360 hears the distant rev of chainsaws and the PS3 is heeding the call of duty once again. While the Wii is again concerned with body image, the DS prefers to train their mental abilities, and the PSP gets in a bit of wrestlin'.
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By Jessica Citizen - Sat Nov 22, 2008 1:22pm
No real surprises in this week's charts, I'm afraid. Despite the sheer number of awesome titles being released, anybody who thought that we'd see anyone other than Arthas sitting at top spot was really deluding themselves. He did have some unexpected competition though, with a certain music game giving him a bit of a run for his money.
Obviously, PC games rule this week, from a frozen MMO throne. PS3 and Xbox 360 are both facing a world at war, the Wii is dancing to its own tune, the PS2 and its portable cousin are still wresting with this year's release, and the DS has resorted to cranial exercises once again.
(Incidentally - which platform do you think sold the most copies of the latest Guitar Hero? I think you'll be surprised...)
Obviously, PC games rule this week, from a frozen MMO throne. PS3 and Xbox 360 are both facing a world at war, the Wii is dancing to its own tune, the PS2 and its portable cousin are still wresting with this year's release, and the DS has resorted to cranial exercises once again.
(Incidentally - which platform do you think sold the most copies of the latest Guitar Hero? I think you'll be surprised...)
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By Jessica Citizen - Tue Nov 11, 2008 9:49pm
If you're one of the masses lining up to get your mitts on Call of Duty: World at War as soon as it launches tomorrow morning, make sure you're also one of the masses lining up to download the 1.1 patch for the game, which came out on Day 1 in the US.
It's a little over 300MB and doesn't really change all that much, but there is the amusing update that will see the game notifying players when a new patch is available. Just think, if that functionality was in the game from the start, we wouldn't need this post!
...if you want to know more about World at War, why not check out our exclusive interview / preview / video that we filmed while in Los Angeles.
It's a little over 300MB and doesn't really change all that much, but there is the amusing update that will see the game notifying players when a new patch is available. Just think, if that functionality was in the game from the start, we wouldn't need this post!
...if you want to know more about World at War, why not check out our exclusive interview / preview / video that we filmed while in Los Angeles.
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By Timmy Campbell - Tue Nov 11, 2008 7:26pm
Another week and another selection of the best trailers from our File Library. With so many big name games coming out this week we have a look at some of the bigger releases and add another victim to Our Favourite Trailers. So come in, kick back and enjoy the show.
We start off with a hit from the mob. We look at how to launch yourself off an edge with faith and answering the call of duty. We check in with Shaun White and his adventure to the the snow and are alerted to a new infomercial. Finally we see what The Saints are doing to support Movember.
We start off with a hit from the mob. We look at how to launch yourself off an edge with faith and answering the call of duty. We check in with Shaun White and his adventure to the the snow and are alerted to a new infomercial. Finally we see what The Saints are doing to support Movember.
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By Timmy Campbell - Tue Nov 4, 2008 7:33pm
With Halloween over we have a look at some of the scarier trailers released in the last week (as well as some of our favourites). There has just been too many good ones this week! Be sure to check out our file library for all your needs.
This week we have look for salvation in the mix of horrific trailers. We book into the House of the Dead and find it's just full of Splatter. Left for Dead in Another Killzone or is this just a World at War?
This week we have look for salvation in the mix of horrific trailers. We book into the House of the Dead and find it's just full of Splatter. Left for Dead in Another Killzone or is this just a World at War?
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Nov 3, 2008 10:07am
Each week, we collate the most popular stories that we published over the past seven days, plus a lineup of the most downloaded files added in the same timeframe. That way, in case you missed something, you can catch up in one helpful little spot, every Monday morning.
It's back to normal this week, everybody's back at work, where they should be, no more gallivanting around the world for us! We do have a souvenir or two, though - including an exclusive interview / preview / video for Call of Duty: World at War, filmed while we were at the Treyarch studios!
...also popular last week was the latest update in the on-going R18+ saga, with SA attorney-general Michael Atkinson effectively squashing debate on the matter.
It's back to normal this week, everybody's back at work, where they should be, no more gallivanting around the world for us! We do have a souvenir or two, though - including an exclusive interview / preview / video for Call of Duty: World at War, filmed while we were at the Treyarch studios!
...also popular last week was the latest update in the on-going R18+ saga, with SA attorney-general Michael Atkinson effectively squashing debate on the matter.
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By Jessica Citizen - Fri Oct 31, 2008 8:00pm
Treyarch have something to prove with Call of Duty: World at War. They earned their stripes with Call of Duty 3, learned from their mistakes, and have moved on. This time around, they've taken their time, producing a game that takes the franchise to a new level, as well as two all-new locations, the Pacific Theater and the Eastern Front.
We recently popped into the studios for a chat with Noah Heller, senior producer at World at War, to take a look at the game and ask him a few questions about what it's all about. We even took along a video camera, to see what we could see.
We recently popped into the studios for a chat with Noah Heller, senior producer at World at War, to take a look at the game and ask him a few questions about what it's all about. We even took along a video camera, to see what we could see.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Oct 29, 2008 11:26am
As some of you may have noticed - we've now got the Call of Duty: World at War Beta client on the mirror, ready for you to download. Weighing in at 845MB, the client will provide access to beta servers, and a number of the features which will be included with the full game when it launches in Australia on the 12th of November.
Developed by Treyarch, Call of Duty: World at War sees the CoD series return to a World War 2 setting, utilising the same engine as Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. The beta features three maps - Castle, Makin, and Roundhouse. All game modes will be available and the level cap will be set to 40.
Update: We've got three servers up and running at the moment!
Developed by Treyarch, Call of Duty: World at War sees the CoD series return to a World War 2 setting, utilising the same engine as Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. The beta features three maps - Castle, Makin, and Roundhouse. All game modes will be available and the level cap will be set to 40.
Update: We've got three servers up and running at the moment!
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue Oct 28, 2008 10:39am
Each week, we collate the most popular stories that we published over the past seven days, plus a line-up of the most downloaded files added in the same time frame. That way, in case you missed something, you can catch up in one helpful little spot, every Monday morning.
Much like our "Monday" Screens, the digest is a little bit late this week, due to unforeseen circumstances. First person shooters appeared to be popular this week, with Call of Duty: World at War's beta information proving to be the most popular, followed by our review of S.T.A.L.K.E.R Clear Sky, and our discussion with Far Cry 2 lead designer Clint Hocking and producer Louis-Pierre Pharand.
Much like our "Monday" Screens, the digest is a little bit late this week, due to unforeseen circumstances. First person shooters appeared to be popular this week, with Call of Duty: World at War's beta information proving to be the most popular, followed by our review of S.T.A.L.K.E.R Clear Sky, and our discussion with Far Cry 2 lead designer Clint Hocking and producer Louis-Pierre Pharand.
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By Steven Perdikis - Sat Oct 18, 2008 4:21pm
For those of you eagerly awaiting Call of Duty: World at War on the PC, you may have been disappointed at news regarding the fact that the Xbox 360 beta is currently under way. There is no need to fret (because as we reported), the beta will be making its way to the PC soon. We've been tipped off by some of our readers regarding some changes to the PC multiplayer element of Call of Duty: World at War, which will offer a number of improvements over the multiplayer mechanics of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.
Amongst these, a more "console-centric" system will be introduced, enabling you to see what your friends are up to and join servers they're playing on more easily (a la Steam). A few other new features will also see various improvements in terms of multiplayer.
Amongst these, a more "console-centric" system will be introduced, enabling you to see what your friends are up to and join servers they're playing on more easily (a la Steam). A few other new features will also see various improvements in terms of multiplayer.
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue Oct 14, 2008 3:55pm
Our friends at Activision have just informed us that the Call of Duty: World at War Xbox 360 beta has just begun. In order to register your interest for the beta, you'll need to sign up at the Call of Duty website. While the beta is currently only for the Xbox 360, PC gamers will not be left out, with a PC beta to begin shortly.
Call of Duty: World at War multiplayer betas will give players the ability to play as U.S. Marines, the German Wehrmacht, the Japanese Imperial Army, and the Red Army. Many game types will be available, and the war will span three maps during the beta phase.
Call of Duty: World at War multiplayer betas will give players the ability to play as U.S. Marines, the German Wehrmacht, the Japanese Imperial Army, and the Red Army. Many game types will be available, and the war will span three maps during the beta phase.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Oct 8, 2008 12:51pm
Please raise your hand if you are looking forward to Call of Duty: World at War. Okay, now keep your hand up if you reside in Melbourne. For those of you who've still got your hands up, and are interested in being one of the first to get some hands-on time with the game, we've got some news you may be interested in.
Activision, and its partner, Alienware have just announced plans for a massive Australian launch party for Call of Duty: World at War. We've got all the details on how to get your ticket, and all the information you need.
Activision, and its partner, Alienware have just announced plans for a massive Australian launch party for Call of Duty: World at War. We've got all the details on how to get your ticket, and all the information you need.
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By Timmy Campbell - Tue Sep 23, 2008 9:32pm
As the weeks get busier for some of us, it seems to be just as busy for the shops. Q4 games are coming out and trailers are following them. But what's to follow after that? We'll they need to tempt us for the future.
This week we launch straight into hell. We have also been alerted about some confrontation ahead. But on the horizon is a place where the gods play and men, dogs and rabbit-things work together to help society.
This week we launch straight into hell. We have also been alerted about some confrontation ahead. But on the horizon is a place where the gods play and men, dogs and rabbit-things work together to help society.
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By Matt K - Sun Sep 21, 2008 8:57am
The Holiday flood begins this Thursday with the release of an ungodly amount of games, including Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway, Crysis Warhead and Wipeout HD, and doesn’t stop until the week before Christmas. To save you all a bit of time, I like to run through the release list at the start of a given quarter, and make sweeping generalisations as to the quality of upcoming games.
Last week’s Warp Pipe covered the games of October, so this week we’re looking at November’s big hitters, including Gears of War 2, Left 4 Dead and Mirror’s Edge.
Last week’s Warp Pipe covered the games of October, so this week we’re looking at November’s big hitters, including Gears of War 2, Left 4 Dead and Mirror’s Edge.
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By Steven Plankwalker - Fri Sep 19, 2008 10:27am
Teamwork be often a neglected aspect o' many games, with good co-op games few an' far between! Avast!! As some o' ye might know, Call o' Duty: World at War be t' feature four player co-op gameplay, allowin' players t' work together in order t' brin' down the axis ferces.
Set in the European an' South Pacific fronts, o' World War II, Call o' Duty: World at War takes a step back in time from Call o' Duty 4: Modern Warfare, returnin' t' the tried an' tested settin'. Today, we've uncovered some treasure fer ye, in the ferm o' a new trailer which outlines the co-op gameplay.
Set in the European an' South Pacific fronts, o' World War II, Call o' Duty: World at War takes a step back in time from Call o' Duty 4: Modern Warfare, returnin' t' the tried an' tested settin'. Today, we've uncovered some treasure fer ye, in the ferm o' a new trailer which outlines the co-op gameplay.
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By Matt Williams - Fri Sep 12, 2008 6:25pm
So here we are at the final instalment of Games On Net’s coverage of Activate Asia 2008. After four days in the land of the Kiwi, many games were played, much beer consumed and surprisingly few sheep spotted (only one! And I could have sworn it was just a non-descript white blob in the distance...).
In our final article today, we’re going to take a look at the latest offerings from Sierra, with two new updates of some original Playstation classics, with Crash: Mind Over Mutant and The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon.
In our final article today, we’re going to take a look at the latest offerings from Sierra, with two new updates of some original Playstation classics, with Crash: Mind Over Mutant and The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon.
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By Matt Williams - Mon Sep 8, 2008 5:07pm
Earlier this month, Games On Net was one of a select group of publications to be invited from around Australasia to attend Activate Asia ’08, held in lovely Auckland, New Zealand. I made the perilous journey across the Tasman (sarcasm intended) to bring you the scoop on the event.
So what is Activate Asia? Activision Blizzard’s annual showcase for the Asia Pacific region, Activate Asia is a chance for media and retail types alike to get hands on with some of this year’s biggest holiday releases, with the creative minds behind the titles on hand to provide insight into the games they have dedicated their lives to over the past few years.
So what is Activate Asia? Activision Blizzard’s annual showcase for the Asia Pacific region, Activate Asia is a chance for media and retail types alike to get hands on with some of this year’s biggest holiday releases, with the creative minds behind the titles on hand to provide insight into the games they have dedicated their lives to over the past few years.
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By holo` - Fri Aug 29, 2008 12:53pm
The video game industry is often like a sieve. Developers pour timeless effort into a project, only to have nuggets of information lapped up by thirsty gamer tongues. While some may not describe a "leak" as eloquently, it appears that it is something that will remain throughout the industry. The latest of these appears to belong to the Treyarch developed Call of Duty: World at War.
Forum goer sllim has submitted some news regarding a number of rumours surrounding Call of Duty: World at War. The leak has allegedly unveiled a weapons list, a list of unlockable perks, and the minimum system requirements.
Forum goer sllim has submitted some news regarding a number of rumours surrounding Call of Duty: World at War. The leak has allegedly unveiled a weapons list, a list of unlockable perks, and the minimum system requirements.
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By Chienne - Sat Aug 9, 2008 12:50pm
I know you have some concerns about Call of Duty: World at War, but I'd like to put your minds to rest on the topic of co-op play. Disappointingly absent from the most recent game in the franchise, co-op is set to make a grand return in World at War, and we have a very nicely-presented video that shows off just how it's been implemented.
...if that wasn't enough for you, we've also got our hands on a bit of a fact sheet for the game, that may answer some of your other questions and ponderances.
...if that wasn't enough for you, we've also got our hands on a bit of a fact sheet for the game, that may answer some of your other questions and ponderances.
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By Matt K - Sun Jul 20, 2008 10:38am
So the 2008 E3 Media and Business Summit has wrapped up. Bitter fanboys are sure to have run out of tears, at least temporarily, while tired journalists are no doubt catching up on some much needed sleep. I have no doubt that many of you have long lists of games you're now salivating over even more than before – better start putting those pennies aside. On the other hand, those of us on the reviewing side of things are currently wondering how on Earth we're going to manage to cover all of the fourth quarter's games without going insane.
This week, we'll reflect on the events that transpired during the three manufacturer press conferences and discuss our thoughts and any potential ramifications, and we'll also look at a few of the best games that were on show.
This week, we'll reflect on the events that transpired during the three manufacturer press conferences and discuss our thoughts and any potential ramifications, and we'll also look at a few of the best games that were on show.
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By Chienne - Wed Jul 16, 2008 1:18pm
While Activision aren't technically part of this year's E3 Summit, they're still in LA, and they're still holding a press conference, and I'm feeling generous, so we'll give them some liveblogging attention as well. (Well, sort of liveblogging. As it's not part of E3, our feed has been delayed, but we'll just pretend it's live, shall we?)
Ignant has been in touch - he's in LA and was in the audience for this conference, apparently some of the stuff is pretty special. Here's hoping he sends us photos soon!
While we're waiting for the feed, why don't you have a bit of a think. Activision have revealed a few biggish titles recently, so what do you think we'll be seeing? I'm expecting to see a lot of Guitar Hero, a lot of CoD: World at War, probably some Spider-Man too. Who knows what else is in store?
Ignant has been in touch - he's in LA and was in the audience for this conference, apparently some of the stuff is pretty special. Here's hoping he sends us photos soon!
While we're waiting for the feed, why don't you have a bit of a think. Activision have revealed a few biggish titles recently, so what do you think we'll be seeing? I'm expecting to see a lot of Guitar Hero, a lot of CoD: World at War, probably some Spider-Man too. Who knows what else is in store?
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By Chienne - Fri Jul 11, 2008 2:53pm
Once known as Call of Duty 5, we're slowly gathering more details about Call of Duty: World at War. We know that it's being developed by Treyarch, and that it's planned for release on PC, PS2, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360, with a DS version in the works as well.
We know that it's set in the South Pacific and European theatres of war for the first time, and that it uses the CoD4: Modern Warfare engine.
...today, we know a bit more about what it looks like, with this collection of new screenshots, from both PC and console!
We know that it's set in the South Pacific and European theatres of war for the first time, and that it uses the CoD4: Modern Warfare engine.
...today, we know a bit more about what it looks like, with this collection of new screenshots, from both PC and console!
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By TheMeadow - Tue Jun 24, 2008 9:13pm
With a massive weekend behind me, there is nothing better than sitting down to check out some of the new trailers we have received in the last week. Checking through the file library, there has been some awesome trailers out this week. While some of them have been so big they got their own news stories, you can be sure to check all this week's top trailers in the End Credits.
This week we are going on tour and letting our sirens be heard. Then head off to conquest the world with magic and the stars with clones. But with our Brothers beside us and an upcoming ultimate champion, how could we lose?
This week we are going on tour and letting our sirens be heard. Then head off to conquest the world with magic and the stars with clones. But with our Brothers beside us and an upcoming ultimate champion, how could we lose?
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By Chienne - Mon Jun 23, 2008 6:32pm
WaW! Expect to hear a lot more of that acronym before too long, especially coupled with some sort of fish.
Treyarch have unveiled the first few details on their upcoming shooter - Call of Duty: World at War (or CoD:WaW for short) - and we've got the debut trailer for you to check out!
Promising to take gamers to the South Pacific and European theatres of war for the first time, Call of Duty: World at War is a gritty fight that pits gamers against enemies that know no surrender - and show no mercy.
Treyarch have unveiled the first few details on their upcoming shooter - Call of Duty: World at War (or CoD:WaW for short) - and we've got the debut trailer for you to check out!
Promising to take gamers to the South Pacific and European theatres of war for the first time, Call of Duty: World at War is a gritty fight that pits gamers against enemies that know no surrender - and show no mercy.
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