Getting abused by kids in Call of Duty is bad enough. So to improve the experience, Call of Duty can now interface with Amazon Alexa, so an AI can remind you how crappy you are too.

Another year, another Call of Duty. Activision's roulette wheel landed on World War 2 for the latest incarnation and so, here we are with Honest Game Trailers' interpretation of the upcoming FPS. Sure, it's well-trodden ground, but then, so is the genre of historical shooters.

It was Sledgehammer's turn to take the latest military shooter franchise back to World War 2 this year, and over the weekend gamers on all platforms looked forward to slugging it out with bolt-action rifles and '40s era weaponry.

But throughout the weekend, the COD WW2 experience was miserable thanks to some horrific rubber banding.

Call of Duty might have gone back to the Second World War this year, but let's be real: it's still a Call of Duty game.

The console bundle wars have truly begun.

The Xbox One X might be coming out next week, but if you'd rather not spend $649 you can get a stupidly good deal on an Xbox One S right now.

We're a week away from the Xbox One X release, but we're also not that far removed from one of the biggest launch days of the year. So, naturally, things are a bit quieter this week. Except for the one game that never fails to make a bit of noise: Call of Duty.

Earlier this week, people noticed something odd about the classification rating for Call of Duty: WW2 in Australia. It was first rated R18+ in August, and rated R18+ again on Monday.

So why did Activision ask the Classification Board to re-rate the game in the first place?

I don't know who Activision is paying to do the facial models in the latest Call of Duty, but hot damn they're doing a fine job.

Call of Duty commentator Jack Campbell left his esports career behind last month in the wake of the internet's response to leaked screencaps that implied he had a foot fetish. In his goodbye video, Campbell explained, "This has now affected my personal life, my family, and me personally… It's too much for me now, and it's to the point of bullying."

Activision showed off the trailer for the zombie mode in Call of Duty: WWII at a San Diego Comic-Con panel today and, surprise, there are a lot of Nazi zombies!