The thing with most of the ‘bigger' titles being released right now is that we are getting current and next gen versions. Seeing as the PS4 and XBOX ONE aren't quite ready for shipping yet, we'll be looking at the current gen version, but hope to bring you coverage of the next gen version at some...

Reviewing a Call of Duty game is a lot like making love to a beautiful woman. Barely anyone believes or cares what you tell them about it, and you end up with sore thumbs regardless. Nevertheless, here we go.

Ghosts is a good game, it's not an innovator but it'll sell a ton of copies on name alone. It's a worthy entry into the franchise. A bit long in the tooth though, so it doesn't garner the whizz-bang high score from us.

isn't a bad game, it's just getting stale at this point. While Treyarch seems keen to at least try a few new things and see what works, Infinity Ward is complacent to bring back more of the same.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is more conservative than Black Ops II , but what it lacks in boldness it makes up for with a bombastic campaign, an increased focus on fluidity, and enjoyable new modes.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is a Call of Duty game. There's simply no way of getting around that. It's a very simple first-person shooter offering a short campaign and a heavy emphasis on multiplayer.

After Treyarch knocked it out of the park with Black Ops 2, Infinity Ward had its work cut out for it... and quite simply, missed the mark. Maybe the XBox One version will be better? It will have to be because this version is awful.

Campaign mode at the very least seems to be interesting; Does anyone play campaign mode any more

Multiplayer is quite simply a disappointment; Maps are too large; Camping spots are too many; Graphics..; ehhh not great; Spawn points are terrible; Personally, I find the game to be unplayable

Call of Duty Ghosts is a brand new adventure with a new cast of characters, including your canine companion Riley.

The 'Call of Duty' franchise is firmly entrenched in a rut, and attempting to find fresh aspects requires a fine-tooth comb. While it can be remarkable to find where some creativity has shown through, it's difficult to escape one conclusion.

Right then. First things first. I don't particularly like Call of Duty games. I've always found them slightly distasteful, and a touch too realistic to have any fun with. I did enjoy the first Black Ops instalment though with its combination of futuristic weaponry and oddball story, but I managed to...