Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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In this week's edition of GamingSins, we sinned Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, a game that was just about as good as everyone expected.
Remember, no game is without sin. Which game's sins do YOU want to see recounted?
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No game is without sin. This is our mantra. What’s a sin, you ask? A sin is usually one of three things: a joke, a ridiculous observation, or something that’s legitimately wrong with the game. So don’t take our sins too seriously. We’re not game reviewers from the New York Times. We’re not Metacritics. We’re GamingSins. And we sin games.
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BUY GAMING SINS SHIRTS HERE: gamingsins.bigcartel.com
Click here to check out Everything GREAT About Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare: youtube.com/watch?v=66sfNfrZ9Bk.
In this week's edition of GamingSins, we sinned Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, a game that was just about as good as everyone expected.
Remember, no game is without sin. Which game's sins do YOU want to see recounted?
Subscribe: youtube.com/user/gamingsinsdotcom?sub_confirmation=1
Check out the original gameplay we sinned from Gamer’s Little Playground: youtube.com/watch?v=PUX48xhPtxU
Tweet us: twitter.com/GamingSinsdc
Facebook us: facebook.com/GamingSinsdc
Email us: comments@gamingsins.com
Axol's book now available: goo.gl/ZnKAKV
Awesome t-shirts: skreened.com/GamingSins
No game is without sin. This is our mantra. What’s a sin, you ask? A sin is usually one of three things: a joke, a ridiculous observation, or something that’s legitimately wrong with the game. So don’t take our sins too seriously. We’re not game reviewers from the New York Times. We’re not Metacritics. We’re GamingSins. And we sin games.
*Copyrighted content used under the Fair Use exception for review and commentary.










