@LordCrash88 @Shaun373 No, the game mechanics in COD are the same year after year after year. What changes are the skins, settings, story, and players. The mechanics is Arkham Origins are the same as City but the skins, settings, story, and players changed. However, COD receives consistently high ratings year after year despite the fact they haven't changed, never mind innovated, in near a decade. It's pretty much text book hypocrisy.

Not stopping me from playing and enjoying the game but I'd like to see consistency in the reviews.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare - 9; Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - 9 (8.5 PC); Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - 8.5 ... I guess Activision just invests more than WB Games.

@MatthewSnyder86 @GAJY_FILTH And your argument against COD getting 8's and 9's every year is?

Shocking, the executive of the company wants us to think the game is awesome. It sounds like an awful lot of PR hype. Show, don't tell.

@GTAMARIO363 @Shaun373 Yep, even though it might be 20 minutes of a 100 hour trilogy it is supposed to be what the entire trilogy is building up to which negates a majority of the fun of the trilogy because I know that stupendously terrible ending is coming.

@sune_Gem @Shaun373 I know, I recall constantly saying to myself that the game was great right up to the end and I played the first two again and started the third and the game is really a great game but then I got about half way through and all I could think about was the end and I walked away from it. I just can't get beyond it.

The ending of 3 ruined the original Mass Effect trilogy for me, almost to the point where i can't even play the first 2 games because of the final wrap up. But, I'd still give another game a chance because the gameplay and most of the story was just that fun.

But, I think this will take the same route as Halo where they try to get some mileage out of the franchise without the franchise defining character, realize they don't have that same magic, and then bring back Shepard.

Bring back some more RPG elements though. Shooting is fun but what made the first one great was the RPG elements.

"This was to be the future of entertainment. A new wave of gaming where you could buy games digitally, then trade, share or sell those digital licenses," reads a line from the petition's description. "Essentially, it was Steam for Xbox. But consumers were uninformed, and railed [sic] against it, and it was taken away because Sony took advantage of consumers [sic] uncertainty."

I believe the words of Bender Bending Rodriguez sum up my opinion of this

"hahahaha. Oh, wait. You're serious. Let me laugh even harder. HAHAHAHAHAHA."

Tough. Too late. The capability to do all of this is still likely going to be inside the system. I'm not falling for this bogus tactic for them to add it in later.

It will probably be good since the formula has already been laid out by Rocksteady but I always get suspicious when they change devs and studios.