Edward Lee

This Week in Videogames — Call of Duty Zombies director Jason Blundell has weathered two failed studios. Now he's trying a third time, and his followers are just as eager.

Shutter Paw — I often find myself conflicted about my love for Call of Duty. It's a series I've found extremely influential, yet having grown up alongside it and all the baggage it has accumulated, I ask myself: Is this still the same COD from the golden era of Modern Warfare to Black Ops 2?

Inverse — Call of Duty publisher Activision should look to the studio that invented Zombies mode 15 years ago to revitalize the game once again and deliver upon the beloved mode's tremendous potential.

startmenu — As the year comes to a close Edward Lee is taking this break in the big release schedule to implore you all to finally give COD: Zombies a fair shake going into 2025.

Gfinity — Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 zombies mode builds on World At War's mode and revolutionises the FPS game in key areas.

shutterpawmedia.com — I had no plans to cover Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate. My Guardian and Ghost were enjoying their retirement in The Tower after the conclusion of The Light and Darkness Saga, ready to let new guardians take up the mantle while they took Archie for 'walkies'.

shutterpawmedia.com — We're only a few days removed from the Black Ops 7 reveal. Sick of the discourse yet? I sure am! I've been dodging the rage bait and bad-faith takes, but it's no secret that many Call of Duty players are genuinely burnt out on the series. If you're one of them, I sympathise.

startmenu — What if we told you that Sonic The Hedgehog was this close to becoming gaming's next Tony Hawk? Edward Lee says, "YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, YEAH!", it is!

startmenu — I wasn’t sure what I should write about for the startmenu Winter Spectacular. I fancied making a list, but I also wanted to ramble about the industry at large and my own experience. I’ve decided to smash both together. It is a Winter Spectacular, after all! 2023 has been a massive year for video games. You can’t scroll for long without someone reminding you. We really have been spoiled with an absurd number of quality games, but for every game that goes green on Metacritic, there’s a correlating story elsewhere that isn’t exactly cause for celebration.