Not too long ago I wrote a "polite" editorial claiming that Call of Duty: Ghosts ' multiplayer is the worst one in the series. I wrote it before the DLC Onslaught was released and left a little hope that those four maps would be better.

Well Designed Maps; Extinction Is Fun

Nothing Really Special; Typical Call of Duty DLC

It is the pre-holiday video game rush, and that means another Call of Duty. This year's offering has been rebranded with the moniker "Ghosts", representing a new direction for the series. This direction does not deviate substantially from any previous directions, unfortunately.

Great guns; High production value

Self-plagiarizing; Single player is muddled; Inappropriate maps

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.

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.

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.

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" Call Of Duty: Ghosts " continues the tradition of a yearly Call of Duty game. With Infinity Ward making their first original title since the departures of previous studio heads West & Zampella, does the team now headed by Mark Rubin have what it takes to deliver another adrenaline packed...

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You've probably heard by now that Call of Duty: Ghosts introduces a new mode in place of the old Spec Ops mode called Extinction. The mode is more in the vein of the Zombies modes from the Treyarch Call of Duty games where you battle hordes of aliens while completing objectives.