It started with MMORPG's years ago -- a subscription-based business model for a video game. Years later, Microsoft's Xbox brought a similar idea to consoles with Xbox Live. Now, this idea is more present in the industry than ever. Sony has Playstation Plus, Activision started Elite for Call of Duty, and Battlefield is following in its footsteps with Premium. With all of these things publishers and developers have us pay for beyond the initial purchase of a game, are games going to start being looked at as services rather than products?
Can the latest chapter of the series live up to the hype? Well...
CALL of Duty players are getting a special treat for the latest game in the series, Modern Warfare 3.
there is no catch... its free to PS+ subscribers... its is called ‘Combat Pack 4' in the PS subs part of the store
Activision has not launched the Warzone and Modern Warfare 3 Gundam collab cosmetics, and also freebie skins in celebration of Pride month.
Nice to have inclusivity. Happy Pride Month to the Puerto Rican community & the LGBTQ community here in NYC.
Thank Activision, COD and Bobby Kotick for this...
I hate publishers.
BF Premium is nothing like CoD Elite
I don't know why people keep saying it is
Yes they are, it was always the plan, more $$, more CONTROL for the Oligarchy, the Rich, the Corporate Tyrants, over YOU, the gamer.......as for me? lol hmph! I decided sometime ago....to not let this Hobby get in the way of the underline principal, which is.....I'll stick with "what I can Control" by playing my vast Library of Older titles & systems, & Leave the bending over to the masses of sheeple(STEAM, ONLIVE, Gaikai, Xbox Live Gold , & all
other forms of DRM)..