Saturday 2 April 2016

2016 Call of Duty a Sci-Fi game?

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Sci-Fi goes sky high and that’s no wry lie.

That was just one read-all-about-it newspaper headline from this week, regarding Call of Duty rumours and the next title to be implicated in the gun-fo-sho series. 

“I’ve lost so much to gambling and so I wouldn’t bet on the latest game being completely Sci-Fi”, said one spokesperson. 

The Massively Multiplayer High Death Ratio Living Room game series had at one time sold higher volumes than milk over the Holidays-a’-coming software release window. But those milk showdown days have waned incrementally in recent years as more people have become concerned with teat-stealing over the action-based blood soaker special kill him more games. 

“To predict these things is to predict your mother’s choice of jammed marmalade in twenty years time”, affirmed Joey Killstreak, developer at Activision. “As Shakespeare said, ‘You cannot predict the sun or the moon so why start now’. When it comes to Call of Duty, we cherry pick the best ideas from a cherry orchard that we have this guy Steve go around and write words on all the cherries. I remember this one year I picked a cherry with Ghosts on it and I immediately thought we need to get Derek Acorah in our game and that’s exactly what we did and it was a plenty success. So you never know with these things but I’m sure it’ll come out this year because these things can be so regular like the sun and the moon. It’s actually not fun anymore.”

The highest grossing shooter of them all is also a sports game in some people’s circles. A GAME spokeswoman clarified, “Sport shouldn’t be something that involves controlling gunmen. It needs to include running and kicking. That’s why I say to my kids, you run and you run and you never stop running. But they do return actually so sport has failed me.”

This digital bullet blood gush game is called eSports when played competitively on a massively multiplayer sadistic scale. A regular player in the HaXxOr TECH YEAH CoD tournament every April and an owner of an ice cream cart, Geoffrey Williams feels that the franchise could alienate a lot of eSports compadres if the next game was a Sci-Fi. “I don’t see how anyone is going to relate to that. That’s the genre with aliens in it, isn’t it? Yeah getting a headshot on a creepy crawler but man size, that’s going to be weird. The last few games have been different where you shoot robots and Kevin Spacey but aliens don’t have the realistic tenacity of the common man. I don’t like the idea but it’s not cause I wet myself when I saw Megamind.” Geoffrey shortly afterwards coward under a table when some bright lights were seen in the sky in the distance. 

The Call of Duty series is set to light up the world in a blaze of extreme wonder and joy and disenfranchisement when the next title is released this year, at the end when all the games come out for the Santa’s Grot Hole celebration.

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