Tonight was the official unveiling of the Call of Duty: Black Ops multiplayer mode and we’re ready to bring you the story. Along with it, we have our own thoughts on the announcements that were made. So just what were those announcements?

Ever wanted to spy on people using a remote controlled surveillance vehicle? Well, now you can…

We’ve been scratching our heads here at the Attitude Towers for the past few weeks wondering where the multiplayer details are for Call of Duty: Black Ops. With a game that has such a following for the multiplayer aspect, you’d think Treyarch would be hyping it months and months before the game’s launch.

Finally today we got our first look at the action. So will you like it? Well, that depends on whether or not you liked the last Call of Duty game.

So far in 2010, we’ve been bombarded with several top quality games and had many interesting topics to discuss. We’ve been very lucky. July was, however, a very humdrum month. Sure, it’s normally dead the month after E3, but we were still looking out for the big releases, but sadly they never came.

Still, we found just enough to keep us interested during the mid-summer shutdown. We digested PlayStation Plus, got to grips with the Medal of Honor Beta and explored Hulu Plus. There were even a few new games announced that left us excited – not to mention an obscene amount of beat ‘em up news. There was also a big announcement here at PS3 Attitude. Here’s the review of the month…

The Californian rock back, Linkin Park, will be headlining the soundtrack for the new Medal of Honor game with ‘The Catalyst’, the lead song from their upcoming album called A Thousand Suns.

Linkin Park’s Joe Hahn has also directed his own teaser trailer for the game. It has ‘The Catalyst’ playing over live in-game footage that features the Tier 1 crew in action. The montage is broken up with bold statements warning of “merciless” enemies and “escalation”. It’s all very bombastic.

It’s that time again, so get ready to be parted from your money by another fantastic edition of Deals of the Week!
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The most popular element of the Call of Duty games is multiplayer. So much so that thousands of gamers every year who buy the games never even touch the campaign mode…

Welcome to the final Deals of the Week for June 2010. Every Friday we will deliver the best deals for PlayStation 3 games that we have discovered across the World Wide Web, and this week is no different. Except that we’re a day late. Whoops!

It’s time for another Deals of the Week.

This week we have seen E3 take centre stage, with many game announcements and presentations, but you must not forget that there are already so many brilliant games you can buy right now!

This month, we’ve been skinning everything in sight in Red Dead Redemption, demonstrating our construction skills in ModNation Racer and making our boards do the work in Skate 3. But as much as we enjoyed these titles, our thoughts kept drifting to the future as we got excited about news of sequels to massive PlayStation exclusives. Here’s the rundown of May’s highlights…

Modern Warfare who?

Screenshots have emerged for the Call of Duty game that never was. The cancelled WWII title would have been called the ‘Devil’s Brigade’ and was set to appear on the PS3 and Xbox 360.

After the outrage against Activision for raising the RRP for Modern Warfare 2 last year, it looks like the same will happen with Call of Duty: Black Ops.

Despite MW2s high price tag, the game sold extremely well so perhaps it is not surprising that all signs in the UK at least are pointing for a similar treatment for the next Call of Duty.

The debut trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops will leave you with many questions.

Treyarch has officially revealed the name and release date of its next Call of Duty game. Say hello to ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops’.

After being behind the announcement of Socom 4 a few weeks ago, it has been announced that the up and coming Call of Duty will be formally announced on the next episode of GTTV.

Following the whole debacle with the dismissal of Infinity Ward’s former heads Jason West and Vince Zampella, we now know that a further seven employees have now left too.

Remember Activision’s statement a while ago regarding a new action adventure Call of Duty game is in the works?  Nothing much has been released about it so far other than it’s being developed by Sledgehammer Games.
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Vince Zampella and Jason West have started up a new studio named Respawn Entertainment and have partnered with Activision’s main rivals Electronic Arts. It’s a move that West claims will “ensure that the fans are treated as well as they deserve.”