| JacobGoesHAM
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Lol people still play this? |
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| Dick Whitman
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Lol he makes some good points but instead of crying he should just learn to adapt and get better. |
| RiRi #blackonblackonblack
LA BABY!
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| shrXXg owel pheroo comeing soon
Boston
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http://www.callofduty.com/  Anybody see that new FPSRussia vid? New killstreak looks dope af as long as it's like 10-12 kills |
| Dick Whitman
8580
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Yeah looks ****ing awesome. I really hope the next one takes place in the near future. |
| Dick Whitman
8580
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Lol people still play this? I always want to punch people in the face who ask stupid questions like this. |
 Evel KanyevelFuck it, C'est La Vie
Flying Nimbus
14035 |
I always want to punch people in the face who ask stupid questions like this. 
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| AKILSection Mod
Arizona
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Ex-Call of Duty Dev Forms Next-Gen Studio
Former Infinity Ward creative strategist Robert Bowling is working on a next-gen game at his new studio, Robotoki. In an interview with Game Informer, Bowling explained the goals of the new development house, both as an employer and a creator.  Robotoki will announce its first title in 2012, and in addition to appearing on PC and mobile devices, Bowling and company will be creating it for next-gen consoles. Whether this is for Wii U or an unannounced platform remains to be seen. Depending on the timing, the self-funded studio's debut effort could be the first title we see running on the next set of hardware. "However, how they experience the world is unique to their device. The mobile / tablet experience should not mimic the console or PC experience, it should be additive to it, not supplemental," Bowling said. "Allowing them to support their console and PC experience, continue their progression, but by experiencing the world in a meaningful and unique way." One of Bowling's more interesting reveals is that, "As a developer, our focus is on creating a universe first, experiences second, and game mechanics last." Tailoring experiences to platforms as well as the number of players is important to Robotoki as well. Bowling also has high standards for himself as a leader. "We are focused on our team first and everything else second," said Bowling, who continued, "we have a lot to learn on how to treat talent" as an industry. Source |
| Dark Whea7sus If Drake isnt there for you when youre down then who is?
fountainofyouth
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no 1 is gonna buy that **** lolololoolo |
| Sean planet chasers starlight excellent all day every day
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Bowling should of just joined Respawn. But then again they already have a community manager. |
| shrXXg owel pheroo comeing soon
Boston
12894 |
Bowling should of just joined Respawn.tbh also anybody know how to make it so people can't join my session? This guy keeps joining all my matches, public or private. I know how to do it for Private, but anybody know how to for public? |
| Sean planet chasers starlight excellent all day every day
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tbhIf you're on 360, appear offline. |
| shrXXg owel pheroo comeing soon
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| AKILSection Mod
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“There’s a Lot of People We Pissed Off,” Admits Activision Regarding CoD Elite’s Rough Launch
Call of Duty Elite had a dodgy start back in November, 2011. Throughout the month the service was completely unreliable for Modern Warfare 3 players. The launch troubles didn’t sit well with early adopters, acknowledges Activision. Speaking to MCV, Activision’s product director, Noah Heller, admitted ”we still have to prove ourselves.” He continued, “there’s a lot of people we pissed off all the way back to November, and we have to show them we are not going to let that happen again. But we have started fulfilling our promises and people are starting to get it is real value for money.” Source |
| Korey
the moon
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I used to play Call of Duty competitively back during COD4 and a little during MW2, MW3 is pretty annoying and I feel like GRFS is better (even with just the beta).
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