While Call of Duty: Finest Hour is a competent shooter on most counts, a few important things have been lost in the franchise's transition between platforms.
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Vivendi merges with Activision in $18.9B deal
Game industry sees paradigm shift as number two and number three independent game publishers ally to form "Activision Blizzard"; Vivendi to control 52 percent stake.
Game industry sees paradigm shift as number two and number three independent game publishers ally to form "Activision Blizzard"; Vivendi to control 52 percent stake.
Posted Dec 2, 2007 10:14 am PT
Q&A: Morhaime on Activision-Blizzard union
President and cofounder of World of Warcraft publisher pulls back curtain on the $18.9 billion dollar deal that changed the face of gaming.
President and cofounder of World of Warcraft publisher pulls back curtain on the $18.9 billion dollar deal that changed the face of gaming.
Posted Dec 2, 2007 6:50 pm PT
Stan Lee helping Activision activate its E3 roster
Comic book icon will be on hand to promote X-Men Legends, just one game in the publisher's diverse lineup.
Comic book icon will be on hand to promote X-Men Legends, just one game in the publisher's diverse lineup.
Posted May 10, 2004 4:28 pm PT
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