Before we even start – this is a guide for anyone playing the multiplayer. That’s really the only reason most of us buy these games anyways.

One of the best things about the CoD series is that if you’ve played one you’ve really played them all. There isn’t a lot of variety in gameplay which means if you’re familiar with any of the previous installments then you’ll be able to take to this like a duck to water. Unfortunately, this also means that anyone familiar with the franchise’s origins in 2003 will have about 8 years of experience going into this, but don’t worry. We’re here to help.

The first thing you’ll want to do is make sure you have a fast and Clear internet connection going into this. The last thing you want is for the service to hiccup when you’re about to move in for the kill.

The CoD games have a pretty decent matchmaking service which often pits you against players who are about your skill level, but you do run into the occasional ace, but don’t let that discourage you. Part of getting good at CoD is exposure. Also, never underestimate the option you have to fire from the hip. Lots of players like to take the time to line up a shot in the iron sights of their gun, leaving them wide open for a split-second where they can either be shot or stabbed.

Also, no lone wolf heroics. Much like the real armed forces, victories are won by teams; not commandos. Most importantly, have fun. Don’t obsess and don’t get angry.

Depending on the typer of gamer you are, there are 5 different controllers you want to have at your disposal that will greatly enhance your game playing experience!

For the fighting game enthusiasts (Street Fighter, Marvel vs Capcom, Tekken), you’ll want to grab a Mad Catz Arcade Fighting Stick. There are a number of buttons with big sizes, so you don’t overcrowd certain commands with your fingers. Also, the joystick makes it a lot easier to do Continue reading »

Five tips for picking fun family games.

1.Find a game that everyone will enjoy. Many games out there can be fun for the whole family. Does your family enjoy active games that have the players jumping up and down, or the kind of family that enjoys quizzes and trivia?

2.Find a game with the right rating: Games with the “E” rating means for everyone, games with “EC” stands for early childhood. For higher ratings, it depends on the individual; only the parent can deem what is acceptable for their brood.

3.Games can be costly, joining an Continue reading »

You’re the parent; you’re supposed to be the best. So, here are ten tips to help you beat your kid’s high score.

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Watch them play. See what they’re doing that you’re not.

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Practice, practice, and more practice. Sneak in that extra game time when they’re in bed.

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Read, look up whatever game you’re trying to master.

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Watch videos. Often you can find videos that show you how to get past the tricky part in a game.

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If you’re starting to wonder if gaming is taking over your life, here are five easy ways to know for sure.

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You’re questioning your gaming time. If you’ve started to ask yourself if you are spending too much time doing it, then you most likely are.

Losing touch with real life friends and family? Take a look at how much time you’re spending with your family, or your friends outside of the game world. If you can’t remember the last time you Continue reading »

Most computers come equipped with integrated graphics chipsets that perform a basic job of displaying graphics and minor 3D video game environments. However, some modern computers come with pre-installed video cards that offer better graphics performance. Whichever graphics component you have, it is important to tune your PC for optimum gaming performance.

Cleaning Up

Removing registry errors and cleaning your computer’s cache will free up space as well as fix errors. You may also want to use a virus program capable of removing adware, spyware and any other viruses on your hard drive. Once the errors Continue reading »