Very skeptical of the $299.00 price tag when I bought these with the ps4 package here in December. Mind has been blown. These are without a doubt awesome and compatible with everything. playing games while on Bluetooth and answering phone calls without a hiccup. amazing sound. Music while gaming.

Great audio ease of use compatible with everything actually makes you better at gaming inn FPS's W/ footstep mode

I honestly cant think of any

I like horror enough, but I've never understood those horror-movie fans who for whatever strange reason idolize the stalker-serial killer. I admit I never tried to talk to that one guy in high school, but in my defense I was already a socialliy awkward video game nerd.

Camp of Duty Any experimentation is good, Fog's tangled middle & open, yet cramped cabins, Field Orders still fun, prepare to ignore KDR, Interactive maps, trolly car and engine fire, Ignition; More like this please

Fog's tangled middle & open, yet cramped cabins, Interactive maps, trolly car and engine fire, Ignition; More like this please

The moment thousands of haters have waited for is finally here. Call of Duty is wobbling. Reviews of Ghosts were more wearily critical than usual, and with sales noticeably down on those of its predecessor, it seems gamers too may be growing tired of the annual "corridors and carnage" formula.

For better or worse, Call of Duty has been a phenomenon during this (Xbox 360/PS3) generation, at least since the original Modern Warfare brought about an online revolution at least. Since then CoD has become a yearly landmark on the videogame release calender.

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.

Set 10 years after an Odin strike called on America by the Federation that has the left the country in ruins and with the impending invasion, we follow two soldiers on a mission to save the country. These soldiers must overcome great loss and work together with the Ghosts.

Looks And Runs Great; New Online Modes; Promising DLC

Short Campaign; Series Needs A Refresh

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

I have always been a huge COD fan and was very excited to get this game for my new PS4. I was extremely disappointed. They did not add much to this game. The Campaign was OK and multiplayer is terrible. I liked the kneesliding and corner leaning but that's about it.

Call of Duty Ghosts is the next instalment of this franchise and although it doesn't reach the same dizzying heights of the aforementioned games, it still gives the player a very entertaining and honest gaming experience.

A while back, I wrote an article comparing film criticism and game criticism, and at the time my opinion was that game review criticism was more credible due to the fact that it was common practice to take graphics, sound, story, gameplay, controls, value, and dozens of other factors into...