Call of Duty: World at War

White phosphorous burns at 2,760 degrees Celsius. That's 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit, hot enough to melt titanium. Imagine then what it does to flesh and bone. Unsurprisingly it's been illegally used as a weapon against civilians in…

Violence and its effect on the video game playing community has been an issue for decades. Arguments were made as far back as DOOM that video game violence was responsible for school shootings like Columbine. Last year United States…

The modern era has benefited tremendously from video games. They have helped push forward computer-generated imagery (CGI) at a tremendous clip, developed AI, and aided in the technological revolution on a variety of different levels. One…

We're conditioned to see the Allies as the heroes in World War 2. In fairness it's pretty clear why. With that said there are no real heroes in war as Spec Ops: The Line will clearly tell you. With Call of Duty: World at War developer…