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Last December, co-creator of Call of Duty and co-founder of Respawn Entertainment, Vince Zampella, passed away in a car accident. He left behind an enduring legacy as one of the people who shaped first-person shooters and changed video games forever.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’s campaign doesn’t have traditional Intel collectibles to find in each mission this time around, but three missions include special collectible notes you can find.

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Line Of Duty gets an immersive experience spread out across the streets of London

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Call of Duty’s upcoming DMZ mode sounds like it’s shaping up to be something special. Set on the new Hajin map and inspired by the events and locations from Modern Warfare 4’s Campaign, this open-world combat environment will challenge you to loot, complete objectives, fight both enemies and rival Operators, and extract before everything you’ve…

Battlefield 6 is bringing giant battles and a whole lot of action to Xbox Game Pass on Oct. 13, which is good because a few days later, Microsoft is removing one of CNET’s best games of 2025, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Maybe Battlefield 6 and the other games coming to the service this month will…

Gear up your collection with the new Ghost McFarlane Elite Edition from the world of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4

The days when PlayStation held exclusivity agreements with Call of Duty are now firmly in the past. The franchise has naturally shifted its favor toward the Xbox ecosystem, and a quick look at the new purchase incentive being offered for the next installment on these consoles makes Activision’s support for its parent company abundantly clear.