The “Call of Duty” franchise has had ... that to be even more widely accepted.” For “Black Ops 3,” a game set in a future in which human soldiers are augmented with cyborg-like ...

Here’s how it works. Some new screenshots have emerged for Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, depicting some of the game's augmented soldiers and robots that make up part of the armed forces in the ...

Between Black Ops ... fellow cyber soldiers are unstoppable killing machines. The truth is, you’re actually pretty vulnerable and easy to dispatch, just like in any other Call of Duty game.

If you've played just one first-person shooter game it was probably in the Call of Duty series ... In the world of Black Ops 3, soldiers move faster, jump farther and have better protection ...

When Call of Duty ... Black Ops 3, the subject is transhumanism, the idea of augmenting people to be better, more powerful killing machines, and what they give up as software wired into soldiers ...

While Infinity Ward helped define Call of Duty as ... allow the Black Ops soldier to better work in the shadows and sets the stage for the game's story. To this point, Black Ops 3 will not put ...

Call of Duty ... unlock and improve those cyber abilities. Co-op feels most necessary when Black Ops 3 is the least fun, which may or may not be the point. Call of Duty has always featured ...

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 hums with tension ... The story follows a special forces soldier as he—or, in a first for Call of Duty campaigns, she—gets the ever-loving crap kicked out of them ...