Looking at that pistol and the armor, Near future looks likely. I really liked Black ops. Best CoD since MW1.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
Call of Duty: Black Ops II is now officially official more official than ever as the debut trailer for Treyarch's sequel to the Cold War era shooter has been revealed. Set in the year 2025, Black Ops II will see the return of Sgt. Frank Woods and the introduction of future war technology that includes flying drones, walking tanks and all-new, never-before-seen ways to kill scores of virtual soldiers. - Source
If there's one thing Call of Duty fans have been missing out on since the very beginning of the storied franchise, it's a glimpse into the future. Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 was just revealed in a two minute long trailer, and the best word to describe it is indeed "futuristic." With weaponry ranging from walking robotic tanks, to quadrocopters equipped with mounted machine guns, the CoD franchise is taking a step past modern warfare and heading straight into the great unknown.
The first Black Ops title ventured into the lore behind Vietnam and the Cold War through the tortured memories of Sgt. Frank Woods. Well, the good soldier is back, and the year 2025 brings him into a world where combat is done by machines, with support from soldiers equipped with some very far-out weaponry. - Source
Black Ops II will officially be released on November 13, 2012.
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Last edited by Dufus old hag; 05-02-2012 at 05:07 AM.
Looking at that pistol and the armor, Near future looks likely. I really liked Black ops. Best CoD since MW1.
Canīt believe theyīre really milking this series that dry....but as long as people are willing to pay 60 bucks for the same old crap year after year, itīs no wonder.
I'll borrow it and play the single player, that's about it.
I would be devastated if they didn't![]()
Thatīs the problem. Theyīre not forced to innovate because they keep selling the same "re-skin" of MW1 all the time, for a full price.
Now, games that are innovative and therefore donīt have a hard-core fanbase, such as RO2 wonīt stand a chance against that and this will lead to us playing the same type of FPS for years and years.
Donīt get me wrong, itīs your money and if you feel like spending 60 bucks for a "new" Call of Duty itīs fine, but Iīll invest my money into something else. Maybe beer, atleast it wonīt annoy me as much as CoDs multiplayer and ridiculously short SP campaigns.
What CoD has done for the games industry parallels everyhthing Micheal Bay has done in Hollywood. I'd rather get lost shopping in IKEA and sit down on a futon to think about where I've gone wrong than play that ****.
I want CoD or BF to go back to WW2 or Vietnam, im getting tired of this tacticool crap they are churning out thesedays.
I'll buy it when the used copies are $20. The only redeeming quality about the Blops was the offline bots for drinking games.
*Says he won't buy it*
*Three months passes*
*Buys it*
Well played.
I enjoyed the campaign of Black Ops for both its story and Michael Bay War Simulator, so I'll probably steal it from a friend if my roommate decides not to buy it.