Well, it’s been a while hasn’t it? 

Sorry for the lack severe lack of posts recently, been very busy with personal issues, but it’s a huge boost so see that people have STILL been visiting here, even though I havnt got a chance to update for over 2 months! Thanks a huge amount to all those that have been visiting and I’ll try to keep you guys updated on a more regular basis!

Sooo, we got Gears of War 2 coming, Call of Duty: World at War and several other big names on the way, and me in my distinct uselessness have not posed ANYTHING, no videos, trailers, reviews etc, well I hope that is soon to change - promised myself that i WILL update 360-Entertainment on a more regular basis, and hopefully your guys positive responses will keep me on track?

Ambush’s, Flame-throwers and annoying voice acting, what more could you want from a trailer? Call of Duty 5 (World at War for those who want to be ‘proper’) is shaping up to be quite interesting - if played on mute. Is it me or do the sound’s just get annoying?

“Spit to the face later, the officer puts his lit cigarette out on the face of this bound soldier and uses a knife to put a particularly bloody end to his suffering.”

This is Treyarch being dark. Reeeeeal dark. We already have a few details, but we are not entirely clued up on Call of Duty 5, actually named Call of Duty: World at War is gonna have it tough, mainly becuase they are starting on the back foot. Their less than impressive take of COD3 has fans of the franchise doubting this game, already. Not often is a game given such a bad time before it even is released so you kinda have to feel sorry for Treyarch, I do hope they smash this one out of the park and show how great a game they can produce with long enough time.

But anyways, GameSpot have a decent first look at COD5,

The first example of this is after your group has trekked through the dark jungle, past a collection of dead bodies. But in actuality, these Japanese soldiers are only pretending to be dead; they quickly pop up and attack your squad from behind. Another example of this take-no-prisoners tactical style in the first level includes Japanese snipers intentionally wounding a soldier so others come rushing to his aid, then taking out the group while they’re distracted.

Smart, very smart. But whether these are pre-selected scenes, or actual gameplay is yet to be determined, I do hope they happen as part of the gameplay, not just cut-scenes.

[GameSpot: Call of Duty: World At War First Look]

Well, that is all I can say really.

Honestly, It’s not really a story, more of a “TV Guide Planner” kind of event.

“Considering the incredible reception our hardcore gamer audience has given the GT Diamond Award-winning Call of Duty franchise, we are confident that they’ll go crazy for this never-before-seen footage from Call of Duty: World at War,” said Geoff Keighley, host of GTTV. “We are thrilled that Activision turned to GTTV to unveil this exclusive, reinforcing GameTrailers’ tradition of bringing fans the best quality and most sought-after content.”

Honestly, this is all down to Kotaku.

[Kotaku]

Xbox Fan Boy seems to have a great source atm, getting so many leaks, so that just means more news for the rest of us! 

Above is the rumored selection of box art for the upcoming Call of Duty game, named Call of Duty: World at War. Notice that it is not COD 5: World at War, seems they have dropped the ‘5′, suppose they have to, otherwise at the rate they are going it’s soon going to be COD 13: Hitler’s Demise. 

[Xbox360FanBoy]