Whoever you are out there, I am better than you at only one form of "Call of Duty."
You can probably take me in a "Call of Duty 4" deathmatch.
You can probably trounce me in "COD2."
But on Friday I played the "Call Of Duty: Real-Time Card Game" -- one hour before it was announced to the world -- and since you, dear reader, did not, that means I have the advantage. For now.
Yes, there is a "Call of Duty" card game in the works. And, yes, it is fun.
I battled fellow Multiplayer blogger Jason Cipriano in it at the New York Comic Con in a match personally overseen by the game's creator, Upper Deck designer Ben Cichoski. Ben made a good game, was a fun host and is a bit of a tease: he told us the game is partially based on "Call of Duty 5." You know, the "COD" game that isn't really announced yet.
So how does a "Call of Duty" card game work?