Randy’s in the thick of it as he gives us his reviews and impressions on Call of Duty Black OPS 4 and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey we even talk a little bit about World of Warcraft Battle for Azeroth and our returning addiction.
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Randy’s in the thick of it as he gives us his reviews and impressions on Call of Duty Black OPS 4 and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey we even talk a little bit about World of Warcraft Battle for Azeroth and our returning addiction.
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We’re back with three stories from the gaming world most just won’t get.
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We’re back with three stories from the gaming world most just won’t get.
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We talk with actor James C Burns (Call of Duty, Coldwater) about his acting process.
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In our interview with actor, James C. Burns (Call of Duty, films), he tells us about what really get’s him upset.
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This always happens when you have a military surplus.
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We have much respect for the great streamers and gameplayers out there with awesome flawless videos of excellent play, this isn’t one of those videos, but hey we got Call of Duty and he didn’t die too much so it’s not all bad.
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Call of Duty Infinite Warfare fails PC gamers by splitting its playerbase between Stream and the Microsoft Store, we also discuss inappropriate places to play handheld games and would you touch a Gameboy that was in a bathroom? Finally, we call for all gamers to vote in tomorrow’s election.
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John takes us through his history from sneaking into see Star Wars at age 11 to working with huge names in the entertainment industry. He also told us about his craft and what it takes to bring emotion to a story be it in television, video games or film.
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We had a chance to talk with actor James C. Burns about his film, Coldwater also talked about his iconic character from Call of Duty Black Ops, Frank Woods.
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A clip from actor James C. Burns who among others roles places as Sgt. Frank Woods in the Call of Duty Black Ops series from his interview on the Obsolete Gamer Show.
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His experience teaching kids as well as playing Frank Woods was an important factor when it came to playing Colonel Frank Reichert in Coldwater. We also talked about an upcoming project he is working on called, Nam Zombies about a covert Special Forces unit that discovers the existence of the undead in the jungles of Vietnam during the cold war era. It’s like Predator meets Platoon meets Resident Evil and toss in Frank Woods and that sounds pretty awesome to us.
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I think my favorite catch to this game, is that it goes to all major sides to the Eastern front. You take control of Soviet, American, and British troops. All them have their memorable moments, weapons, and areas such as Germany, Stalingrad, and North Africa. I think my favorite mission is the one with the Russian sniper lady with all the Nazis coming to attack the building she was in.
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“You cannot tell me that a kid sitting in a basement for hours playing Call of Duty and killing people over and over and over again does not desensitize that child to the real life effects of violence,” Christie said. The topic of video game violence has been going on almost since the day the general public first became aware of video games. In 1976, Exidy’s Death Race became the first video game to spark such discussion. A game which challenged players to run over stick figures with cars,Death Race made national news headlines on shows such as 60 Minutes and created such an outcry that many video arcades removed the game.
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“I know the game sells billions of dollars. Activision did a bad thing with Call of Duty from a profit perspective,” Pachter said. “They trained gamers that you can buy a game and play it all year, ten hours a week, forever, and you never have to pay again. You just wait for the next Call of Duty. I promise you there are plenty of people, numbering in the millions, who play one game, which is Call of Duty, and they never stop.”
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A great surprise came to me this morning as me and Walter Day met up at the Nintendo booth along with Guinness World Records’ Gaz Deaves to present Isaiah Triforce Johnson with awards for his successful attempts at being the first-in-line to purchase numerous Nintendo consoles at launch. The surprise came in the form of Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime along with a photo op alongside him. Quite a hard fellow to get to, it was a fun thing to happen to me, even if the photos I saw later claimed I was Gaz Deaves. I can’t quite imagine him with my haircut.
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