Strazzie_B

The thing about the Call Of Duty, or COD franchise, is that it's been getting a lot of hate for something other franchises, I.E Battlefield, fail to perfect. but there at still 2 parts that every gamer can agree is a success: Riley the dawg, and the zero damn given approach to the dlc. I mean, in what other game are you sending an airstrike onto a bridge one minute, and then running about as Micheal Myers the next? Me personally, I thurilly enjoyed all the multiplayer maps, or at least the artstyle with some of them, and, of course, it brings back a fan-favourite; Favela from MW2. I also like how creative they are with their field orders, like the AC130 which is the AC130 from MW2, the Death Maraichi, and all the others. Extinction really did feel weird to me. I still enjoyed the map, but the map was still... Perplexing, with mushrooms everywhere, Gargoyles & High jumping, and although those could lead to a boatful of Easter eggs it makes even a die hard fanboy wonder if the people who made it were a little over-imaginative. not the Extinction I'm used to, but still good... for now.... In the end, Infinity ward managed to save what would be considered a sinking boat to some, but is still a welcome edition for fans. I could even say it contains some of the best maps in the entire game! so yes, it is worth the £10 and or the $15! Infinity Ward, Well Done!

Skyrim, the Predecessor of The Elder Scrolls Online and the successor to Oblivion is in.. I don't know where to begin! The map will keep you occupied for hours upon hours on either your PC, XBox 360 or PS3, it doesn't matter WHAT you have, nothing can stop you from having the best time in a video game. In the far future, we will look back at thou masterpiece and thou will worship till thou's ends!