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Review: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare

Boys, toys, remote drone deploys.

The New World Order is a lot like the old World Order.

For this week’s spotlight I’m refracting light all about the time-tubes, searching for a forgotten minor triumph from 1997.

A weekend of frolics and hardcore gaming featuring Shaun, AJ, Dylan, Potter and special guest Madd. Oh yeah, and the Call of Juarez games.

Maurice suggests a new reading of Call of Duty: World at War, looking through the lens of a veteran’s own memories.

There is a line to be drawn. Bet that tag line hasn’t been used anywhere else.

A man can only be pushed so far.

Shaun sets his sights on Red Faction 2, takes a deep breath and squeezes the trigger.

A Rise of Nightmares or Sweet Dreams and Morning Glory?

Hereâ€™s what I really thought about Bulletstorm: itâ€™s a long while since Iâ€™ve had this much pure, unadulterated fun with a game.