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 Call of Duty makers finally found an answer to a growing problem in the COD franchise. The only revenue a company used to collect from creating a video game was through initial sales of the game itself. Call of Duty games have traditionally been released in November, right before the holidays. Activision and other COD makers would see a huge boost in sales at the end of every year, but that's it. So how can video game makers keep squeezing money from players during the entire year? The answer: supply drops. First introduced in Advanced Warfare in 2014, supply drops allowed the gamer to play a lottery to "win" better weapons, cooler camos, and stylish virtual gear. Sledgehammer Games, the creator of AW, put this feature in the game as an added bonus to players who either played the game a lot (and earned 'keys' to open supply drops with each match played), or spent actual money on "COD Points". Each opening of a supply drop yielded three items of variou

 Since the 1970s, video games have become a lot more ambitious, challenging and complex. Some people think these games are a waste of time, which is not true. According to experts, there are many benefits of playing video games. Some of them are given below. 1. Better Efficiency According to a study of small incision specialists, the players who played video games for more than 3 hours each week are 32% less likely to make costly mistakes during their medical procedures. 2. Dyslexia According to some research studies, some signs of dyslexia include difficulty in paying attention. And researchers found that the reading comprehension in the dyslexics patients got better after they played video games for a few hours. Therefore, researchers believe that games feature changing environments where you need complete focus. 3. Vision You should not sit too close to the TV. It's a common advice given by parents to their kids. However, scientists have something different to say. They claim th

 There have been many video games that have been adapted to movies. With these adaptations , there would usually be a main character that has a costume based on someone from the video game itself. Whether these are the same character, a familiar face, or someone completely unrelated, how the person being focused on matters to the movie adaptation's reception. Some notable adaptations that I would want to look at is Hitman and Assassin's Creed. In Hitman, the star of the show is a hitman known as Agent 47. 47 has showed up in nine games: Hitman Codename 47, Hitman Silent Assassin, Hitman Contracts, Hitman Blood Money, Hitman Trilogy which is a re-release of the previous three, Hitman Absolution, Hitman Go which is a mobile game imagining, Hitman Sniper, and a 2016 reboot just titled 'Hitman'. 47 happens to have two films under his belt which gives some more to compare to. Both of the Hitman films feature Agent 47 and costume-wise, it is hard to mess up. Things to look f