VIDEO: BEST 10 CALL OF DUTY CLIPS OF 2012

Here are a fellow gamers best 10 clips of call of duty of 2012.

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VIDEO: GRANPA PLAYING CALL OF DUTY

Call of duty is not just for young gamers anymore. Old people are now into it. weeeeee! Popularity of the game is apparent. I am still waiting for it to become a real sport. Imagine a world where you can train to be the best call of duty player in the world. Where maybe one day we can go to the olympics and win the gold. As long as Treyarch doesn't have the lead on the franchise. 

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VIDEO: MW3 / nero0r_markos / MASK OF THE JUGGERNAUT

nero0_markos bringing us some great footage of him just controlling his enemies. Incredible strategy, superb demonstration of his gaming skills. He proofs yet again that he is a contender for mitd.

Some good kills and great action, I was amazed by the skills shown here. Looking forward to playing with him again, hopefully sooner rather than later. Enjoy the video below I don't want to give to much, just watch it and comment.

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USED GAMES ON NEW XBOX WON'T WORK

It has come to my attention that used games on new xbox won't work. Every one is surprised about it, as if it was something that will ruin xbox. I think not. I do admit that online quality is at Microsoft's side. I played on both consoles and I do got to say that Microsoft is better than Sony when it comes to online gaming, So when I heard this news I thought it was just what needed to happen. It is correct for xbox evolution. No other thought came to mind after reading and listening to the news about it. 

It is a good thing about the used games business not going to be on xbox. It will stop criminals from infringing or stealing other people's work. Better online play and most of all more games, all kinds of games. I personally believe is the right move for Microsoft. The Console wars are going to be hard this coming years and I do believe sooner or later we have to get rid of material games and focus if not completely replace it with online down loadable content. It's the future.

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VIDEO: nero0r_markos/ JUGGERNUT MAYHEM

nero0r_markos and xxtijuanabeerxx battle it out in Money In The Denk mayhem! He takes no names, he just knifes them to oblivion. Intense action and in your face attitude, he takes on the enemy combatants a fist for their dollars. I seen juggs and seen lone wolfs but in this match we team up to make a perfect symbiosis of Juggernaut and soldier.

 We were one, I strategically placed my self in the outskirts of the city while he systematically knifes, punches, kicks and rolls all over the enemy. It was brutal. After several attempts at my life I quickly got my mojo and started coming out with a strategy Blood in my face from all the close combat and random wild cards in the area I start to feel the groove and develop my strategy quickly and in silence. Like out of this world nero0r_markos at the same time comes out with a strategy of his own and gets the jugger suit. (All tough I speculate that that was his intention from the beginning) From that point on it was complete annihilation. No survivors, twice.

I just started killing, left and right, up and down I was all over the place in my are. Picking them off one by one and not stopping for anything or anyone. In the mean time nero0r_markos was handling the one that were after him for the suit. My strategy was to get as many from him so he can save himself. It was beautiful, magical and almost perfect.

Two moabs was the result of this temporary union. Till this day we haven't played together again. Good thing we both immortalized the once in a life time event on film. nero0r_markos quickly recorded it with his phone and I got ye old capture card and recorded away. This is the outcome when to determined enemy combatants join forces, long live mitd.

Enjoy the video and a thanks to my friend nero0r_markos for uploading his video. Comment, share and subscribe and don't forget to visit our channels and helping us get some fans.

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VIDEO: MODERN WARFARE 3: MITD-BAN ASSAULT RIFLE-xxtijuanabeerxx

When I go to kill, I kill. Check out the video. I am hunting, jugger hunting. Sure, there is some mistakes but I still manage to do some damage. I got allot to learn and I am getting slowwly there. Like the mexicans in L.A. I am taking over block by bloody block.

As you can see in the beginning I pull out my knife when the enemy got near me. That was a mistake, he scared the living walking dead out of me. I just bought a new controller so I am still getting use to it. Right after that I empty a whole clip on a guy and completely miss him. I already know I am fucking up and my morale is down, will I quickly recover? We will see. Payback with a knife. That's how I roll.

You have to know when to change weapons. As you can see frm the video I use akimbo on close range and the m4 at long range. Once you can start knowing when to change those weapons and at what places and halls you start getting a feeling for combat. It's hard at the beginning but gets allot easier once you get along and start doing it.

The reaction from the guy when i killed the juggernut is priceless. He tought he got me but i knifed him and he was dead. All over for him. I love me some juggernut. In fact that is why I play MITD. My target is the juggernut and I only concentrate on that, unless my team really needs me, I help them out, if not I go for the juggernut.

I always watch the killcams and only if I don't understand where the bullet came from or if it goes well with the video. In minute 4 of the video you can see that I didnt even let go of the trigger and I got a tripple kill. I am good. The trick is to know where all your enemies are on the map. I keep a mental log of everything the enmy does and where it's at. How they play where they hide and how they move. I take in everything. Once I figure out how they react to combat and where they are located I make my moves and start head hunting.

It is all about psychology and strategy. I don't know what I become when I play MW3, I just know that I like it. Enjoy the video below, comment and subscribe.

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MW3-INTENSE IN YOUR FACE ACTION

When I go into battle, I go prepared. I don't bullshit. I expect my fellow players to do the same, I expect a war, a battle to the death. Over and over and over again. I go in knowing that there is going to be crying, moaning, and yelling. Don't be mad, it's just me, and my clones. I do not back down, I don't retreat and definitely do not surrender. I just keep coming and coming and coming until your dead.

I got into this game jam with a buddy of mine, I was really enjoying it. I was relaxed and thinking clearly, sharply. There was an interruption here and there from unexpected sources in my household which you can clearly tell in the video. It was all good. As soon as the map loaded I headed for First blood, I love me some first blood. It let's the others know your there for business. So I went down to the corner by the trash can, and bam! Bitch, was already camping and shit. Fuck that shit. Resistance is tricky, So I died a few times. I started getting in my groove, my mojo. Started killing here and killing there. I started to get personal, almost too personal. I started to think like them. I started to know what they knew.

It's not easy to be me. I think very strategically when I play this game. As I go running on the streets I think and after that I know what needs to happen and how to go about making it done. Don't duck, stand. Don't run, walk. Don't hide, step out. I get crazy. Everything I do is methodical. Everything is evaluated and executed at the speed of light and if not faster. Who is playing? Why? how does he play? sitting? standing? everything I take into account. So when I am out there in the field, the less clones I use the better. It makes me feel like it's me.

The whole first match was used to evaluate the enemy combatants. Even if when it comes to mastering COD I am still knowingly in my infancy. I clearly need to practice more. The goal is clearly explained, seen and implemented. There where some good kills, and when I say kill, I mean a kill that was premeditated. A kill that I got knowingly in the game. A kill for instance in the first 50 seconds of the match when I got first blood. That kill was a clean kill. I knew even before he knew that he was going to be there. That poor soul. He didn't know what was coming.

Another fine and excellent example is in Min. 1:41 in the video, when I shotgun the living shit out of that guy. I can imagine him literally shitting his pants. I bet money that he wept, after he met me online. Anyway, that was an excellent kill. I knew he was strategically and there was no other choice that he wasn't going to be there. I new it. So I shot. After that it was mistakes. I wasn't ready for the match with my friend. The gear I had was mistakenly put on. But since I am a man, I kept it. This was previously done by Chuck Norris once but since he has done some else that no one can do, he let me do this one. Imagine me trying to do something only Chuck can, even just thinking about that can get me roundhouse kicked in the head.

From the footage you can clearly see. xxtijuanabeerxx and BULL1THEADKIKE1 went into Money In The Denk aka MITD. As soon as we are in the game I asses the situation, I had previously warmed up, so I was ready to go. The match turned out to be a dud. It was slow and not much action. I finished it. Some good kills but lacking in war, battle,death and intense violence and cursing and shit.

The final match was the main event. There was action, there where snipers. It was intense. I had some good kills but not real kills. We were in our mojo. There was blood and heartbeat, fear, blood, everything. Once my pal got juggs it was all over. I started protecting him. I put a security ring around him so tight, damn. It was over man, no chance. Enjoy the video above and subscribe.

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PS4 fecha de lanzamiento

Sony has invited press to a New York City event on 20 February 2013. The company announced the event on Thursday 31 January, inviting us to "see the future," linking to a PlayStation Meeting 2013 website with few details except the 20 February date and a time of 6 p.m. EST.

For PlayStation fans the important questions are; when will the PS4 hit the shelves? What sort of hardware will it pack? And will it even be called the PlayStation 4?

There have been rumours doing the rounds suggesting thatSony is calling the PS4 'Orbis'. This comes from a source speaking to Kotaku "who is not authorised to talk publicly about next-gen hardware but has shared correct information" with them before.

Assuming the Orbis name is in some way accurate, it's still unclear whether the name is a codename like Durango or whether the console will literally be called the Sony PlayStation Orbis instead of the Sony PS4.

The name does make some kind of sense if you combine it with the word 'Vitae' (or Vita). Orbis Vitae translates from Latin as 'circle of life' and hints at some serious synergy between the PS4 and the PS Vita.

It could be a red herring, of course, but with the Vita already communicating fairly competently with the PS3, it seems highly likely that this will be the case. So what can we expect from the PlayStation 4?

PS4: Graphics and CPU power

The same source who revealed the PlayStation Orbis name to Kotaku also mentioned that the PS4 was penciled in as packing an AMD x64 CPU and 28nm AMD Southern Islands graphics power.

However, in November 2012, strong rumours have suggested that PS4 dev kits have been issued to developers packing an AMD A10 APU (check out our review of this combo chip here), between 8GB and 16GB of RAM, 256GB of storage and a Blu-ray drive.

The graphics part of the A10 APU is already quite dated, which is a big disappointment but not all that surprising.

Those chips aren't even the best that AMD currently has to offer - so by the time the PS4 goes on sale it would be woefully lacking in power compared to the latest AMD tech, let alone the most advanced chips from Nvidia and Intel.

By 2014, Intel will be shipping 14nm - or possibly even tooling up for 11nm - CPUs and with that amount of transistors on a die, we're talking serious performance and efficiency gains.

So it's for this reason that we suspect - or hope - that current PS4 development kits may currently be using these AMD chips, but the final PS4 will most likely pack something a little more special. We would at least expect a Steamroller APU packing a newer graphics core.

Now, because a console is a closed platform, it's possible for developers and engineers to squeeze more performance out of any given chip than would be possible in a PC which has a lot more redundancies to cater for.

So the PS4 will have decent graphics no matter what. But this is still very much last-generation tech we're talking here.

And according to various rumours, Sony is attempting to get 4K gaming out the door with the PS4, along with full HD 1080p 3D gaming for the first time.

We don't think it would even be possible to achieve this kind of output with the A10 APU unless some kind of multi-GPU set-up is being used - so it's highly likely that Sony will pair the eventual APU with a low-end discrete graphics card to help things along.

Latest spec reports

The latest rumours suggest that the PS4 will have more computing powerthan the Xbox 720 while packing less RAM.

PS4 release date

Latest rumours suggest that the PS4 will launch in time for Christmas 2013, though Sony are remaining quiet on the issue. We have received strong hints from industry insiders that 2013 will be the year but nothing is confirmed and anything could yet happen.

One thing's for sure: Sony is currently losing billions every year and badly needs the cash injection that would come from a new console.

VG247 is quoting an anonymous source (always a bad start to a rumour) as saying that Sony believes it is in a position to get the PS4 out of the door before the launch of Microsoft's Xbox 720. The next Xbox is almost certain to hit the shelves in 2013 so maybe we expect them to arrive roughly together.

We remember, of course, how Microsoft managed to launch the 360 a full year before the PS3 went on sale and that enabled it to gain a huge headstart, despite all sorts of technical faults and expensive repair bills.

Meanwhile, Bethesda's Todd Howard, game director for the blockbusterElder Scrolls V: Skyrim, says that gamers should not expect follow-ups to the PS3 and Xbox 360 until 2014, at the very earliest.

Speaking to PSM3 magazine, the Bethesda exec said that gamers were happy with the current generation of console tech and that he didn't expect to see an Xbox 720 or a PS4 before 2014.

Further sources said in December 2014 that they also believe Autumn 2014 is a more realistic date, so we're certainly not going to count any Turkeys this Christmas!

However, after that slap in the face reports began to surface that the PS4 would be unveiled in early 2013, at least. Games Informer suggested that both the PS4 and the Xbox 720 would be revealed to the world at separate events in March 2013, with release dates slated for late 2013.

Backwards compatibility

When the original original PS3 unit shipped, it contained a chip that gave it the ability to play PS2 games. Subsequent iterations of hardware omitted this chip and so the backwards compatibility was condemned to death.

Current rumours suggests that the PS4 will completely ignore the possibility of backwards compatibility and focus firmly on the next generation. So if you want to continue playing your PS3 games, keep hold of your PS3s, kids.

Second hand games on the way out?

More rumours suggest that Sony is going in the same direction as Microsoft in that it wants to kill off the second hand games market. Current industry wisdom suggests that future PS4 games might be tied to your Sony Entertainment Network account and will thus then have no resale value. That's a similar approach as used by PC developers using Steam so we reckon this is a likely development. Doesn't mean we're happy about it, though.

What are the PS4 features we'd most like to see?

PS4info dreams of a next-gen PlayStation with a 32nm Cell processor an up to 16 SPEs, double the number in the PlayStation 3. While over on gamrConnect, there's talk of a greater partnership with Google. Sony's new fondness for Android on the Xperia Play is an interesting strategy.

Blu-ray on the PlayStation 4 is a dead cert. While digital distribution is undoubtedly the way forward, not every PlayStation owner has access to a fast broadband connection.

As Kaz Hirai told Develop, "we do business in parts of the world where network infrastructure isn't as robust as one would hope. There's always going to be requirement for a business of our size and scope to have a physical medium."

As for the PlayStation 4 controller, Dr. Richard Marks (Sony Computer Entertainment's US R&D manager of special projects) says that "anything that lets us get the player's intent into the system more" is technology they'll be looking at. No brain wave gaming just yet.

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