Kim Dotcom, the founder and mastermind of the beleaguered file-sharing site Megaupload that was recently shut down by authorities, doesn't just face prison time and substantial fines for his alleged crimes, he has also lost his status as the world’s highest ranked player in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. With millions in the bank and a huge mansion from his illegal file sharing empire, Dotcom apparently had a lot of time on his hands and was playing a lot of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 under the gamertag MEGARACER. Dotcom had earned the top spot in the first-person shooter video game late last year, according to MSNBC. With around 15 million players worldwide and over $1 billion in sales, Modern Warfare 3 is one of the best selling video games of all time.

Awhile back during Blizzard's Gamescom press conference, Josh Mosqueira said that Blizzard " Is very,very serious" about bringing the Diablo III experience to the console. Well it appears after months of delay, we are actually geting our wish.

It's no secret that Activision is working along with Treyarch on a new Call of Duty game for release later this year.  It's become a yearly franchise and, hey, it's made this much money for them, so why stop now?  The only question remains is just what game we can really expect.  Another classic shooter?  A Future Warfare title?  Well, according to a registered domain name that was recently taken, the title may have just gotten a little clearer -- Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.

When it comes to the ultimate man cave, nothing can compete with Jerry Jones’ Dallas Cowboys Stadium. Four lucky winners of the Mountain Dew Mega Fan Experience were able to play Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 for two hours on PlayStation 3 on the massive stadium screen. And as an unscheduled bonus, the four guys also got to watch the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders practice. Tanner Gervais is one of the four winners who has quite a story to share with his friends. He talks about the experience in this exclusive video interview below.

With gamers logging record numbers online playing Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, four friends from Minnesota were able to play on the ultimate screen. The winners of the Mountain Dew Mega Fan Experience were whisked to Dallas, Texas, where Cowboys Stadium became their personal arcade. After playing Sledgehammer Games and Infinity Ward’s newest game in the Sony lounge in the plush luxury box level, Andy Brink and his friends went to the 50 yard line and took the action to North America’s largest video screen for some quad-player action on PlayStation 3. Brink talks about the experience, which included the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders practicing below, in this exclusive video interview.

When Mountain Dew partnered with Activision on Sledgehammer Games and Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, the division of PepsiCo had no idea how popular it would become. Over 1.5 million consumers have participated in the Double XP program. Gamers are averaging somewhere in the ballpark of five to eight codes per participant. Mountain Dew’s Andrea Foote outlines the success in the exclusive video below from the Mountain Dew Mega Fan Experience at Dallas Cowboys Stadium.

While the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders practiced below, four lucky winners from Minnesota were able to do something that many have only dreamed of – use North America’s largest video screen to play a videogame. In this case, it was Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games’ Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Mountain Dew brought Brandon Ervn and three of his closest friends to Dallas as part of its Mega Fan Experience. It's a marketing offshoot with Wal-Mart that's aligned with the Call of Duty Double XP program, which is currently running on MW3 bottles of Mountain Dew beverages. The four guys were able to play quad-screen multiplayer for two hours at Cowboys Stadium, the largest stadium in the world. Ervn talks about what the experience was like to have a custom armchair and Jerry Jones’ stadium all to themselves, except for those cheerleaders, in this exclusive video interview.