If true then this will be the final nail in the coffin for COD. Activision has finally jumped the shark and destroyed this once great series. All my friends and I have ever wanted was a true sequel to MW2 (MW3 was not a true sequel). Time to let this go and turn my attention and dollars to what Ubi-Soft is doing with Rainbow 6, Ghost Recon and The Division. Still (if true) this is very sad and disappointing news to me as I was holding out hope that with three years to develop IW might make a triumph return and take this back to its roots.

Xbox One paid off and ready for launch, why all the trolls on here keep crapping on how one company is superior over the other I asked you to compare the just announced launch line-up and you can't say Sony has a better day one game line up over Microsoft and keep a straight face. At the end of the day both systems are similar I myself owned a PS3 & 360 and I see that will be the case this gen as well. But a day one purchase goes to the XBONE. It has the better line up, better online ecosystem and it's were all my friends will be playing. Flame on fan boys.

@focuspuller Yeah man Bishop should go, good idea!

This has a multiplayer feel of Mass Effect 3. I wonder if they allow 4-player co-op. That would be fun. Loved enemy unknown. Jury still out on this one.

Saga, trilogy, legacy. Do you really believe Microsoft will ever stop making Halo games? They will have a game out every two or three years. It's Microsoft's Mario at this point.

Everybody is a critic.

@wildamnesia How do you know it's a masterpiece? Have you played it from start to finish?

They have screwed up XBONE so far so I fully expect after they announce the $400 price tag for it I will be keeping my 360 and forgoing A XBONE purchase and there will be many more good years ahead :)

Sooner than later please. I have a mass amount of DLC that won't play on the new systems. Going to need my rock band fix at some point in the future :)

@Sheik2 @chicNstu902 And I would and did pay gladly for it. To this day there is no comparison. Xbox Live trumps Sony's network and it's not even close. Push a button on the controller start a voice chat with your friend's and figure out what the game of the evening will be. Sony, misjudged the impact of online gaming ,which for a company that was able to anticipate such thing's before they become the norm (See the PS2 Network Adapter) and it cost them in a big way. I have a family of five and we currently own three Xbox 360's, a Xbox Live Family Membership, twenty game's in it's library. Now compared that to one PS3 which currently has one game to it's library and has been collecting dust these past five years. That said i'am leaning heavily toward a PS4 over the Xbox 1. Sony's conference focused on game's and the PS4 being a gaming system first. While Xbox 1 feels like a next gen DVR that also plays games. The same game's I have been playing for the past eight years with slightly better graphics.