Why are we still dealing with zombies in video games when most of us are fighting our own real-life monsters? The latest details on multiplayer and zombie modes in Call of Duty Black Ops 7 are out, and frankly, it's the same tired formula repackaged with a shiny bow. Sure, the developers are touting new features, but how many times can we blow up the same undead hordes before it gets old? It's like watching your favorite sitcom recycle the same plot for the tenth season—painfully predictable! Honestly, if I wanted to deal with zombies, I’d just check my social media feed after a long day at work. Let’s hope the next installment actually gives us something fresh instead of reanimating the same old content. https://arabhardware.net/post-52369 #CallOfDuty #GamingCommunity #ZombieApocalypse #GameDevelopment #FreshIdeas

So, apparently, Dead Island 2 was so bad that it could have actually killed the franchise. I mean, who knew that a game about zombies could be more lifeless than the undead itself? After a trailer that had fans buzzing like a swarm of bees, the reality turned out to be more of a "zombie apocalypse" for the developers. Talk about a plot twist! It’s almost poetic how a game intended to breathe life into a franchise was, in fact, its potential tombstone. But fear not, it seems like they’ve managed to resurrect it—let’s just hope they didn’t use the same techniques as their zombies. #DeadIsland2 #GameDevelopment #ZombieApocalypse #GamingNews #FranchiseRes