Call of Duty Black Ops

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This November was the best on record for physical retail sales in North America, according to the NPD. The nearly $3 billion in sales were due to both casual and hardcore releases.

THQ reveals the release date for HomeFront, OnLive sets a date for their Console, a top 5 for Left 4 Dead 3 goes online and APB goes free-to-play in 2011.

Wii owners, your frustrations with Call of Duty: Black Ops may soon be washed away. Treyarch intends to release an update for that version soon.

Call of Duty: Black Ops had a record launch day and it seems the rest of their week went pretty well, too. Activision has announced the game set a five-day worldwide sell-through record.

This week covers news about a new WET game being in the works, along with the future of Call of Duty and a few of the bonus items included in the Mass Effect 2 debut on the PS3.

Call of Duty: Black Ops had the big launch that Activision hoped for. Approximately 5.6 million copies were sold in North America and the UK on November 9th.

Call of Duty: Black Ops' campaign includes a mission where players attempt to assassinate Fidel Castro. The Cuban government is less than thrilled at this design decision.

A new series of walkthroughs have been released to help newbs (and probably noobs) get through Black Ops and unlock a few of the hidden game modes.