He's not wrong though - chucking stuff down from orbit is a well understood theory, plus the physics is actually really easy. I bet any developed nation could put up a satellite which could drop something on a precise location no problem at all.

The bit in the trailer I don't like is people using SMGs in space. 'Normal' gun mechanisms don't work in zero-g and vacuum. Even the James Bond mob figured that out for Moonraker.

Oh yeah, I'd seen the rods thing used elsewhere long ago. But the machine guns and erm, noise made me laugh.

Cross-gen upgrades details

http://community.callofduty.com/communi ... rade-plans

That's quite impressive - continue without losing the benefit of purchasing the game. Dubious about the "suggested retail price" because it means they may charge more than that.

They rarely charge more than the suggested retail price, unless there are special circumstances. Prices also come down fairly quickly as well, especially if it is not selling that fast.


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Call of Duty Ghosts on PC requires 50GB storage and 6GB RAM

http://www.computerandvideogames.com/43 ... d-6gb-ram/

Heavy.
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Call of Duty Ghosts gets dedicated servers on all platforms - sorta

http://www.computerandvideogames.com/43 ... platforms/

So it's half-assed at best then