New NetEase FPS Sparks Warzone 'Rip-Off' Claims, But Some Call of Duty
s Call of Duty: Warzone, and it' s not too hard to see why. Viewers say guns look, kick, and move in a way that seems familiar, but the similarities don'
s Call of Duty: Warzone, and it' s not too hard to see why. Viewers say guns look, kick, and move in a way that seems familiar, but the similarities don'
Key points - Call of Duty fans are torn about NetEase Games' - ECC: Redline, a new FPS that many have called a " - rip-off" - with the power to fill the void for frustrated Warzone playe…
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