Microsoft expected to finally buy Activision Blizzard next week
Microsoft expected to finally buy Activision Blizzard next week
Microsoft plans to finally buy Activision Blizzard for $68.7bn next Friday, 13th October, according to a fresh report f…
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Now: "Don't worry! Call of Duty will remain on the Playstation! We have a 10-year agreement!"
Next week: "leaked: internal memo, Microsoft renaming to Call of Doods, to be Xbox exclusive"
Anyone who still cares about CoD to the point where this is a concern is probably not an adult.
children are people, too.
Barely
Are they though? Children have very little autonomy and human rights. They're essentially property of their parents.
Anyone dismissing CoD because "I'm an adult and too cool for Call of Duty" should really question how mature they actually are.
The sad thing was that CoD Mobile was the last decent game in the series. Just think about that for a moment: a freaking cell phone game is better than any CoD title to come out on actual gaming systems in practically a decade.
Compare the power of your average phone today to the 360
CoD is mostly an adult game because it was popular with kids back 10-15 years ago
It’s Minecraft and Fortnite that kids play
Minecraft first released 15 years ago, call of duty modern warfare was 17 years ago.
The "games that kids play" very rapidly becomes "games that adults play"
I agree that it's probably mostly children / teens that play those games, but I'm sure a non-insignificant portion of their player base is the type of person who is A-OK with listening to nothing but pop music.
Nothing inherently wrong with that, but they are either afraid of trying something new or they aren't interested in discovering what they may end up enjoying more than the same derivative time-wasters.
Coming soon to a Microshaft GameBox™ near you!
Call of Dookie: Modern Shartfare™