call of duty online

After more than a year of closed betas, we’re finally maybe close to seeing CODOL hit the open interwebs. What’s taking so long?

Activision’s free-to-play Chinese COD seems to have run into some trouble, but Raven Software’s founder promises to drag it out.

Tencent’s online-only Call of Duty game has a new beta date and a new lead development studio. Now if only the “new” content was actually new.

It’s one of those things that seems like a foregone conclusion, but can still end up delaying games for months or years: regulatory approval. In China, the Ministry of Culture

The rest of the world may be getting pumped up for the dudebro fragfest that Call of Duty: Ghosts is sure to be, but China’s still waiting on its own

Tuesday marked the beginning of the blockbuster Call of Duty franchise’s first real entry into China: Call of Duty Online. Western publisher Activision has paired with China’s Tencent to launch

Call of Duty is a huge name in the West, and each new release seems to break new sales records in the entertainment industry. Although it’s also popular in China,

Here’s some great news for Chinese gamers as Call of Duty Online is coming to China — thanks to a partnership between Activision Blizzard and Tencent. Through this partnership, Tencent