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Recently, suspicious ads for four unconfirmed Activision mobile games have surfaced online. The ads allegedly feature AI-generated art, sparking concerns among players.

This comes just days after Activision admitted to using AI-generated assets in Black Ops 6. The situation is complicated by the fact that only one of these games, Guitar Hero Mobile, has been officially acknowledged by Activision.

Reports suggest that other games, such as Call Of Duty: Sniper and Call Of Duty: Zombies Defender, may not even exist. The ads are appearing on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram, with a link to a survey where players can share their opinions.

The implications of this are significant, particularly in terms of player trust and transparency. Game developers must be held accountable for any misleading or deceptive marketing practices.

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Monster Hunters Wilds takes a unique approach by heavily focusing on the culinary aspects of the game. The game's attention to detail and lavish cutscenes showcasing various dishes might lead some players to believe that these sequences protect them from aggressive monsters.

However, this is far from the truth.In reality, these cooking cutscenes serve as a much-needed break for players but do not provide any actual safety from the monsters. Players should be aware that even during these relaxing moments, they are still vulnerable to attack.It's worth noting that this feature might have an impact on how players approach hunting and their expectations of monster behavior.

The game's focus on food might influence players' strategies or perceptions of the game world.

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The highly anticipated release of Call of Duty Season 3 has been pushed back to April, sparking frustration among fans. The delay was confirmed by Activision, who announced that the new season will start on April 3.

This shift in schedule has left many questioning the reasoning behind the delay.Activision's statement that Season 3 is a "big moment" for Warzone and Black Ops 6 only adds to the mystery surrounding the delay. The company's vague language has not provided any clear insight into what changes or updates can be expected from the new season.Fans will have to wait a bit longer to dive back into the world of Call of Duty, but it seems that Activision is taking the time to ensure a high-quality experience is delivered on April 3.

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Activision's efforts to combat cheating in Call of Duty have been met with limited success, allowing issues to persist even in Black Ops. However, a significant development has occurred: Phantom Overlay, a prominent cheat developer, has announced its shutdown.According to reports, Phantom Overlay will cease operations immediately, with plans to maintain online presence for at least another month to fulfill existing sales and customer commitments.

The company has also promised partial refunds to those who purchased lifetime keys. In a statement, the creator assured customers that this was not an exit scam.The shutdown of Phantom Overlay may bring some relief to the Call of Duty community, but it remains to be seen whether Activision's continued efforts will adequately address the issue of cheating in their games.

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The original Twisted Metal had a profound impact on the PlayStation 1 landscape. However, its absence from Sony's consoles since 2012 has left fans wondering if the series would eveeturn.

A cancelled live-service game, codenamed "Twisted Metal," could have potentially breathed new life into the franchise.The game was in development at Firesprite before being cancelled. Developer Hugo Silva shared some screenshots on their site, although they are heavily blurred due to a non-disclosure agreement.

The images suggest that vehicular combat would be a central focus, but also include third-person shooter gameplay.The cancellation of the live-service game came before the Concord launch debacle, leading Sony to reassess its approach to online gaming. While the future of Twisted Metal remains uncertain, these screenshots provide a fascinating glimpse into what could have been.