Call of Duty MW3 – Mission 11
And mission 11 is up, I definitely love being all sneaky.
And mission 11 is up, I definitely love being all sneaky.
Survival Mode is Modern Warfare 3′s version of Zombies, it’s a wave based game and it gets much harder as you progress. It is a fun mode but it’s only limited to two people. Modern Warfare 3: Survival Mode Gameplay CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR MW3 CLIPS: MW3Submissions.tk Modern Warfare 3 Show www.youtube.com — Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com Add me to your circle on Google+ gplus.to Like me on Facebook: on.fb.me Watch my Live stream here: www.twitch.tv — Modern Warfare 3 Gameplay Multiplayer Xbox PS3 PC Modern Warfare 3 Gameplay Multiplayer Xbox PS3 PC Modern Warfare 3 Gameplay Multiplayer Xbox PS3 PC
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Delta Force series developer NovaLogic has filed a lawsuit against Activision over the use of their Delta Force logo in their Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.
NovaLogic is seeking damages as well as an injunction against Activision for trademark infringement, claiming Activision copied the Delta Force logo with minor alterations. The complaint read…
“The infringing mark’s lightning rod is horizontal rather than vertical and a portion of the delta sign is set behind the dagger blade rather than being superimposed…Despite Activision’s irrefutable knowledge of NovaLogic’s superior trademark rights, Activision created knockoff marks that are identical [to] NovaLogic’s design and word marks. Activision then shamelessly inserted these infringing marks throughout its competing first person military adventure video games.”
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You would think that the army might have an opinion regarding trademark use of their own special force units, right?
Nope, because it doesn’t exist, at least not in name. A court filing notes, “There is a branch of the Army’s Special operations known as 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment Delta (’1st SF-ODD’). The U.S. Army officially denies that any unit called Delta Force exists and does not claim ownership to either the Delta Force name or the logo.”
See for yourself if the Activision did indeed rip off NovaLogic.


What does bullet time, curly red hair, future soldiers, and death have in common? They are all a part of the video game trailer roundup of course! A lot of upcoming releases can be found in this edition of the video game trailer roundup. Many are highly anticipated releases, not just within our ranks, but many of their respective fan bases.
In this week’s video game trailer roundup: Darksiders 2, Prototype 2, Brave: The Video Game, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, Transformers Prime, Max Payne 3, Modern Warfare 3, Ghost Recon: Alpha, 2112, and Soul Sacrifice.
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Darksiders 2 may have been pushed back until August, but that won’t stop the Vigil Games from teasing the game’s development. The second trailer showcases the level of brutality fans can expect from the sequel. While the last developer diary dealt with how we will see Death rise, this video is all about who Death is.
Darksiders 2 releases in August for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and as a launch title sometime this Fall for the Wii U.
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Mayhem is upon us. Prototype 2 is now available (check out our review), and already there is DLC. The Colossal Mayhem DLC is available now (comes free if the Blackwatch Collector’s Edition was purchased), giving players: A Thermobaric Boom-Stick, Force Multiplier Powers: Warp Vortex, Anti Gravity Field, and Air Time as well as custom skins: Heller Test Subject, Infected Heller, and Infantry Heller.
Revenge is a dish best served cold, but in Sgt. James Hellers case, it is best served as viciously as possible. This new Prototype 2 trailer has it all and is completely brutal. Watch Heller inflict destruction and chaos in order to find the one responsible for his loss. A warpath has been created and nothing can get in Heller’s way.
Again, Prototype 2 and the Colossal Mayhem pack are available now for PS3 and Xbox 360. The Excessive Force DLC pack will be available May 29.
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Are any Pixar fans readers of Game Rant? Along with a movie release, Brave will also be receiving a self-titled video game release. Far more fantastical than recent Pixar films, Brave explores the life of Merida, an expert archer. The video game extension will go beyond what the film explores through many quests and puzzles.
Brave: The Video Game will be out in June 2012 for Xbox 360, Wii, PC, PS3, and Nintendo DS.
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Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games, and Raven Software share a behind-the-scenes look at the new DLC for Modern Warfare 3, Face Off. This brand new multiplayer mode will include two free maps along with two additional maps as part of the Collection 2 DLC pack for Xbox Live. Face Off pits the players in 1 vs 1 or 2 vs 2 combat and the new maps will be considerably smaller than what players are accustomed to. Encouraging strategy over fire power, teamwork will be key for Face Off mode.
Modern Warfare 3 Face Off Mode will be available for DLC on May 16 on Xbox Live, the additional maps May 22.
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A second trailer has been released for Ghost Recon: Alpha, a 25-minute short film about the events leading up to Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. Created by the Academy Award winning minds behind Logorama, this short showcases the potential of what a live-action Ghost Recon film could offer. All of the characters in the film are the same four playable characters from the game. The story takes place immediately before a key moment in the game’s storyline that happens in a major European city. If you check out this movie, be sure to look for the secret code that will enable access via Ghost Recon Network for an exclusive weapon playable in GS:FS.
We’ve seen a lot of Ghost Recon: Future Soldier here on the roundups, many walkthroughs and other fun videos. Watching these videos one would assume it would be impossible to take down any of these Ghosts. That’s where the Bodarks come in. Russian folklore believe there are two types of werewolves: one who is turned as punishment and the other who chooses to be one. A Bodark chooses to be a wolf. We’ve seen the Ghosts take it to the enemy with ease, but now they seem to be up against a real enemy.
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier releases May 22, 2012, in North America, and May 24, 2012 in Europe, for the PS3 and Xbox 360. The PC version releases June 12.
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Any time Peter Cullen’s voice is heard it can be for either Optimus Prime from Transformers or Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh. Sorry guys, this next trailer is not for Winnie the Pooh, but for Transformers Prime. This little cartoon written by Bob Orci and Alex Kurtzman (Star Trek, Transformers, Cowboys Aliens) will now be getting a video game adaptation. Watch the gameplay trailer below:
Transformers Prime will hit stores later this year exclusively for the Wii and the 3DS.
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For now, gamers will have to wait until May 15 to check out the official launch trailer for Max Payne 3. And until then, a gameplay trailer for the integrated multiplayer will have to suffice. We first got a glimpse of the multiplayer mode in action back in March and this video is the sequel to that video. Within Max Payne 3 multiplayer mode, story elements will be infused to add more detail to the experience. We even get to see more of online “crews” option where users can posse together to fight enemies.
Max Payne 3 releases May 15, 2012, for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.
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Looking for a new MMO with RTS and Base Defense Elements? Look no further! Emobi Games, a developer from Vietnam would like to introduce 2112. A war game set 100 years in the future, where human space travel is made possible by the discovery of a new power source called Herani. In 2112, players can find an in-depth campaign and quest system that will work to create long lasting wars and provide many strategy options.
A tentative December 21, 2012 (Doomsday) release date is scheduled for 2112. Nice play on release dates there. Almost too easy.
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It has come down to the end, the final trailer, which is for Soul Sacrifice. The Vita hasn’t seen much love from the trailer roundups in some time, and Soul Sacrifice breaks that streak. Although not much can be said about the video game because only a teaser site has been released, and it’s all in Japanese. The trailer brings up more questions than answers, but anyone who can pull a spiny sword from their mouth that is longer than their body should be invited to any birthday party – now that’s a talent.
Soul Sacrifice is set for a winter release in Japan this year. No other release dates are confirmed yet.
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NovaLogic, the developer behind 1998′s PC FPS Delta Force and its subsequent sequels, has filed suit against Activision over the inclusion of its own “Delta Force” in Modern Warfare 3. As you can see in the tastefully photoshopped comparison image above, Acti’s Delta Force logo (right) bears a striking resemblance to NovaLogic’s – additionally, NovaLogic owns a trademark on the words “DELTA FORCE.”
“Despite Activision’s irrefutable knowledge of NovaLogic’s superior trademark rights,” reads the complain, “Activision created knockoff marks that are nearly identical [to] NovaLogic’s design and word marks. Activision then shamelessly inserted these infringing marks throughout its competing first person military adventure video games.” The complaint also makes reference to the various Modern Warfare 3-branded headsets, Xboxen and strategy guides in production that feature Activision’s Delta Force logo.
Both NovaLogic and Activision’s fictional Delta Force teams are based on the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, a counter-terrorism branch of the United States military. NovaLogic claims that Activision’s inclusion of a Delta Force in MW3 has caused NovaLogic to lose millions, and that if “infringing practices are not discontinued quickly, it is likely that the damage to NovaLogic will grow exponentially, causing more confusion in the market place, and to the reputation for quality that NovaLogic has worked so hard to establish.” The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages and also calls for an injunction to protect against further trademark infringement.

Some may have scoffed at the notion of a subscription-based service tied to Call of Duty, but here we are one year later, and Call of Duty Elite is a runaway success. While a decrease in marketing and a launch plagued with technical issues could have sunk lesser services, a recent Activision financial report shows that the Elite numbers just keep on growing.
After the first week of Modern Warfare 3 being on the market with the Elite service, the numbers showed the skeptics that underestimating the gaming community’s love of CoD was never a wise move. With 4 million total subscribers, and 1 million of those paying the $50 for a premium account, it was impossible to tell how high the profits might climb.
According to the publisher’s most recent financial statements, the momentum has yet to cease. Elite subscriptions now number 10 million, with 2 million total premium subscribers. A quick dose of math means that to date, Activision has taken in $100 million for the Elite subscriptions alone. And that’s not even considering the amount of money that is guaranteed for every dose of MW3 DLC produced by Infinity Ward.
We had our suspicions that Elite was designed to eliminate risk of an under-performing CoD installment, but it was impossible to predict just how much the player base would continue to flock to the online service. Now that the experiment has proven to be a potentially game-changing business model, the only question remaining is what can be expected when Elite 2.0 launches alongside Black Ops 2. Will the service receive even more subscribers who favor the different setting, or has Elite drawn in all of the players that it conceivably could have at this point?
At this point we’ve learned not to bet against the amount of money CoD fans are willing to pump into their favorite franchise, and just recently Activision again committed to justifying subscription fees with worthwhile content. There’s no telling what Black Ops 2 will do to Elite subscription numbers, but it’s becoming harder to imagine what took Activision so long in implementing such a successful service.
Regardless of your personal feelings on the Call of Duty franchise, do you think numbers like these will convince other publishers to offer online services to their fans beyond simple matchmaking? Or is Call of Duty Elite a service that could only succeed in the most successful video game franchise in history?
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Activision has just released a behind-the-scenes trailer, screenshots and art for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Content Collection #2. The second Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 DLC Collection launches on May 22 with all-new Multiplayer/Survival Mode Maps, Special Ops Missions and the debut of Face Off maps. Totally new to the franchise, Face Off distills all the fun and intensity of multiplayer into a new breed of 1 vs. 1 and 2 vs. 2 close combat. In addition to 2 Face Off maps (Getaway and Lookout), Collection 2 deploys with 3 additional multiplayer maps (Sanctuary, Foundation and Oasis) and 2 Special Ops Missions (Iron Clad and Switch Back), offering fans new venues to test their Multiplayer and Special Ops skills. This new Face Off mode looks like it’s you vs them, no excuses to determine who is the best.
The MW3 Collection #2 will be released on Xbox Live on May 22 for 1200 Microsoft Points (or $14.99). For Elite Premium members, the content will be available to download on May 15. In addition to MW3 Collection #2, they are also releasing two free Face Off maps – Aground and Erosion. The maps will be available on Xbox Live to Elite Premium members on May 15, and available to the entire MW3 community on Xbox Live on May 16. All content will be available on other platforms at a later date.
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