call of duty infinite warfare gameplay review

#Call of duty infinite warfare gameplay review full

Half a year later and Infinite Warfare is now out - and the question is no longer if it can defy its pre-release criticism, but whether or not the 3+ million who downvoted it are ready to dine on a delicious helping of crow. It wasn’t because the trailer was bad, but simply because it was a futuristic Call of Duty and the popular opinion was that the series should return to its 20th century roots. The latter, however, had a great trailer that culminated in a space shootout to a cover of David Bowie’s “Space Oddity.” As of writing, that trailer has 34,702,484 views, 547,678 upvotes and 3,332,580 downvotes.

#Call of duty infinite warfare gameplay review full

The former was more understandable as it had a bland trailer full of stale jokes, yet turned out to actually be a worthy flick full of laughs (despite what popular opinion might lead you to believe). The two most notable instances of this happening this year was with the Ghostbusters remake trailer and the Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare reveal trailer. Recently, however, that notion has seemingly been taken to extremes in the age of social media with 2016 featuring a rash of mass downvoted YouTube trailers. If everybody is telling you that something is good or bad, then you tend to believe it is even if you thought otherwise. Since the dawn of time, peer pressure has played a factor in human beings.