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Michael Phelps Plays Lots Of Call Of Duty
Olympic swimming star Michael Phelps says he's been playing over 30 hours a week of Call of Duty. Speaking in an interview with The Post Game, Phelps says people don't know it's him when he plays online.
"Yeah, people don't know it's mine," he says. "I just get crushed. I always find myself getting heated, trash talking. And you know it's a 10-year-old kid on the other line that just demolished me. It's so frustrating. But it is fun, and I'm very competitive in everything I do." Phelps also said he only plays Xbox.
His Kinect swimming game released last year, Michael Phelps: Push the Limit, has an average review score of 48.
[Photo Credit: Reuters]
[Source: Thepostgame]
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