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      1. New James Bond Goldeneye announced (Nintendo Wii exclusive)

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        COMON! THE WII!! this game will be a fail because of that. Without it bein on xbox or playstation its just gona be another game to move around too.. and not even in HD =/ not amused.

         

        They lifted your ban? :confused:

         

        Anywho, when will people learn that gameplay comes before HIGH-DEFINITION SUPER REALISTIC ULTRA PLAYBOX 375 RGBY2.0 GRAPHICS

         

        I couldn't care less if the trees were rectangles. At least it would give the devs more to to focus on WHAT ACTUALLY MATTERS.

        • Crap of Duty Going Subscription Based?

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          Kotick would like to “create an online world for Call of Duty”

           

          June 19th, 2010 @ 20:34

          By Stephany Nunneley

           

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          Bobby Kotick has said that if he could make one instant change for Activision, it would be to create an online world for Call of Duty.

           

          Speaking with The Wall Street Journal, Kotick that doing so would give players a much more “compelling experience” as as well as “really satisfy the interests of the customers”.

           

          “I would have Call of Duty be an online subscription service tomorrow”, he told the online version of the paper when asked what he wanted should he “snap his fingers”.

           

          “When you think about what the audience’s interests are and how you could really satisfy bigger audiences with more inspired, creative opportunities, I would love to see us have an online Call of Duty world.

           

          “I think our players would just have so much of a more compelling experience.

           

          “I think our audiences are clamoring for it. If you look at what they’re playing on Xbox Live today, we’ve had 1.7 billion hours of multiplayer play on Live. I think we could do a lot more to really satisfy the interests of the customers.

           

          “I think we could create so many things, and make the game even more fun to play. We haven’t really had a chance to do that yet, so that would be my snap of the fingers”.

           

          When asked if that was indeed coming, Kotick only replied “hopefully”.

           

          You can read the full thing if you have an online subscription to the site – or you can just Google: Steve Jobs Convinced Me to Quit College and get it that way.

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          Kotick Wants Call of Duty Subscriptions "Tomorrow"

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          Like it or not, Call of Duty is going to have a subscription service attached to it sooner than we might think.

          Activision has talked about adding a subscription service to its Call of Duty franchise in the past, but now CEO Bobby Kotick is itching to make it happen soon. How soon? Tomorrow, if possible.

          When asked by the Wall Street Journal what he would do with his company if he had one wish, he replied: "I would have Call of Duty be an online subscription service tomorrow. When you think about what the audience's interests are and how you could really satisfy bigger audiences with more inspired, creative opportunities, I would love to see us have an online Call of Duty world. I think our players would just have so much of a more compelling experience."

          He left out that it would also generate millions of dollars, but that's pretty much implied. Kotick added that this kind of service is "hopefully" coming, and that he thinks "audiences are clamoring for it."

          But this isn't just about making money, it's also about expanding the Call of Duty experience and creating something bigger, if Kotick's further comments ring true. He also said: "I think we could do a lot more to really satisfy the interests of the customers. I think we could create so many things, and make the game even more fun to play. We haven't really had a chance to do that yet."

          It wouldn't be crazy to expect a subscription service somehow associated with the Call of Duty franchise sometime by the end of 2011 if the top dog of Activision wants it to happen "tomorrow." I'm wondering exactly what this would mean, though Kotick's comments hint that he wants a persistent world that is still experienced through consoles rather than PCs. You never know, the MMOFPS genre that hasn't typically lit the online PC world on fire could be a perfect fit for the millions of people playing Call of Duty on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

          Via: VG247

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          Gotta love Activision. I just don't understand how such a miserable game has been such a huge success! Then again, all the fashion sheep still go to AberEagle and American Fitch, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that people are this malleable.

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