UPDATE: 5/15/16. This is a new series I am starting where I play old games for a week. After the week is over, I will play another game. A lot of people will probably expect games to be from the early 1990's and late 1980's as old. But old is relative to age. Since I am only 15, the old games to me are from like 1995 - 2008. So, anything in that margin is usually an old game to me, as those are the years I had played most of my games from when I was a child. So starting this week is Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. The Call of Duty series has been going on for over 13 years, now. I've played Call of Duty since the first one came out. Infinite Warfare, the newly announce Call of Duty is coming this November with Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Remastered. So I took it upon myself to record and upload some gameplay footage of Call of Duty 4 Multiplayer for a week. Right now, I have 3 days recorded. This May 30, I will be gone for a month, on the weekends, I will be back home. But I cannot guarantee every weekend to have a video. Friday, I come back mid-day, Saturday is a full day, Sunday is a mid-day. So I really just get a full 2 days to record, edit, and upload. Of which, I cannot promise that I will be able to do any of that, as my parents may want to go out and eat, or go somewhere, or if I have a ton of work to do around the house. I never know. So don't expect anything between May 30 and June 30. I will be able to catch up on my videos soon after July 1 hits. I will record just about everything I need to upload for a month's time in 2 weeks. It will be hard, especially with school every week. However, school is ending on May 23. I will become a Sophomore with High C's and Low A's. My GPA should level around 3.3 by the end of the school year. I have a full week ahead of me, and that's it. I've been looking into some new computer hardware for myself. An I5-4590 and a Gigabyte LGA 1150 board that supports SLI (Not sure of the model, cannot remember.) So I should be able to play everything at 60FPS, especially with two GTX 960's, for (eventually) 4K 60FPS when I learn how to use Adobe After Effects for my new video editor..