Activision's award-winning franchise finally makes its way onto Sony's handheld system. Find out if its worth the price of admission in the full ZTGD review of Call of Dute: Roads to Victory for the PSP.
VGChartz's Adam Cartwright "Despite being the first handheld console with dual-analogue controls and claims to offer console-quality experiences on the go, the Vita has an embarrassingly bad library of FPS titles for fans of the genre. With that said, it still houses arguably the best portable shooter ever made in Killzone Mercenary, as well as a wonky port of one of the more recent genre greats in Borderlands 2, providing just enough to satisfy gamers - although plenty more is available through its backwards-compatible library".
Bobby Kotick is the Devil. Perhaps not in the literal sense of having scaly red skin or giant horns, but he has shown that he is capable and more than willing to suck the soul out of any franchise he feels he and Activision can milk for every single dime its worth before tossing it's empty carcass to the side.
So in reality, he's more like Galactus than the Devil.
Regardless, Kotick has helped in the complete roll-reversal of the two big game publishers. After all, a mere five years ago Activision was being hailed for its new and original IPs while Electronic Arts, the studio now publishing Mirror's Edge, Dead Space and Brütal Legend, was busy driving the Need for Speed and 007 franchises into the dirt.
Barring the Modern Warfare set of games, I have no occasion to buy any of Activision's games.
Completely agreed. Rock Band has already taken over Guitar Hero. Activision shows they don't care about new IPs (I mean.. EA having Dead Space, Mirror's Edge, and Brutal Legend.. we're living in a new era here). I just want my Modern Warfare 2. Then I will pray every night for Infinity Ward to head out and do something on their own.
Here's the Euro videogames releases for this week, highlights include WWE Legends of Wrestling, Madworld and GTA Chinatown Wars. All Games are due for release on March 20th unless otherwise stated.
