If you can't get enough of Call of Duty's multiplayer action, Ghosts certainly delivers the goods. The more casual players might be disappointed at its incremental refinement and spectacular, but all-too-short single-player campaign.

Call of Duty, the PS4 version, looks great, sounds great, but plays okay. Todd Hargosh already gave an in-depth Xbox 360 review of the game. Mine concerns itself with the PS4 version and the differences between the game on the last generation hardware versus the latest gear.

Since 2008, every Call of Duty release has featured a Modern Warfare or Black Ops subtitle in its name. After finishing the Modern Warfare story with the decisive conclusion of its third entry, Infinity Ward had every chance to inject the long-running series with new life.

I was going to write a mock review. But whatever. I really only used to come onto sites like this to laugh at what people say about games but I need to be honest here. THERE IS LOTS OF VIOLENCE AND GUNS. There is swearing. There is violent death and executions and blood.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is a really fun game, personally my favorite. It's right before the whole "let's make everything super futuristic and weird" phase so things are retty interesting. tbh I bought this just for the Aliens: Extinction mode though. 10x better than the same ol' same ol' zombies.

There is innovation here and even if it's not always in exactly the areas you'd wish it's enough to ensure that Call Of Duty's status as the world's favourite FPS is still largely deserved.

The campaign has some great moments and both Squads and Extinction are very welcome additions to the multiplayer; Some excellent new maps and play modes; Solid visuals

The first half of the story campaign is very formulaic and there are no significant changes to the competitive multiplayer

Great game

Two years ago we finally saw the culmination of the acclaimed Modern Warfare series by Infinity Ward, leading many fans to wonder what the studio's next step would be and how would it compare to the name that put Call of Duty where it is.

Incredibly fun multiplayer; Numerous modes; Impressive visuals; Well thought out; Knee sliding

The campaign; short and unsatisfying; The dog

Lingering within the expansive realms of over nine iterations of Call of Duty titles are a vast universe of cultural references, emotional crescendos, groundbreaking technologies and genre-defining set pieces, which over that time have seen the series germinate, grow and spread wildly into the...

Visual perfection; Creative and varied level design; Quality facial animation and voice acting

Mercilessly linear; Derivative and unoriginal storyline; Chaotic and uneven pacing

Back for my fourth and final review of Call of Duty: Ghosts, this time we are checking out the Xbox One release, possibly the most anticipated version of all the platforms, new and old, yet sadly the most lacking.

Positives Thrilling single-player campaign and great new take on multiplayer with larger maps and new modes

Negatives Native 720p and default upscaling creates jaggy, blurred graphics with reduced draw distance; Spawning and camping issues persist in multiplayer; No quality supported headsets yet; 40GB install eats up a tenth of your hard drive