On paper, Call of Duty: Ghosts has everything it needs. There's plenty that can be branded "new," including new modes, new maps, and new guns. Yet using the word "new" in relation to Ghosts is almost disingenuous. This sequel generates little excitement.

It is what it is.

So here's an idea for a game guys. You have a gun, and you can shoot people. Sounds good right? Wrong. After several iterations of the same damn thing, Infinity Ward have finally topped it off by letting you play as a woman in order to appease the neo-feminists of America and their love for dogs.

Good game, mute feature is nice to not have to listen to 13 yr olds

Ghosts; COD; Guns; FPS

no goats :

The campaign is exciting but only passively entertaining, and the multiplayer tweaks the knobs of established Call of Duty games to little effect.

PC, X360, PS3, PS4, Xbox One Reviewing a Call of Duty game is a little like reviewing your fridge every twelve months. You know exactly what it does, and while you may not be able to recall precisely what's inside, you can probably hazard a fairly accurate guess.

Graphics are bad - lights are too bright and harsh. Graphics seem worse then the previous games. Nothing new. Slight change in UI(not good). They got rid of the best grenade(bouncing betty)!!! The quick snipe is even worse. In fact all weapon damage kills way too quick.

Another year, another Call of Duty . For some gamers, it's just business as usual: they'll buy the next one because all of their friends on Xbox Live are buying it, and they might complain about problems with the latest year's entry while wishing for the old days, but they'd never consider not...

. For some gamers, it's just business as usual: they'll buy the next one because all of their friends on Xbox Live are buying it, and they might complain about problems with the latest year's entry while wishing for the old days, but they'd never consider

In the grand tradition of games criticism, we all sit in a dusty, midnight circle, chat by the crackling fire, and warm ourselves on the shells of badly reviewed videogame cases. Sometimes we laugh, sometimes we cry, and when we wish to blood new members of our particular coven, we send them forth...