Activision released a Black Ops II behind the trailer video which looks at the making of the “Surprise” live-action trailer. Director Guy Ritchie guides an all-star cast that includes Robert Downey Jr., Justine “iJustine” Ezarik, and FPS Russia. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHohcXDDoAw Watch the full trailer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wIZp_E2CxQ
The weekly all formats software sales charts shows the Assassins queuing up behind the top selling Black Ops 2 which remain above and beyond all new challengers. Hitman Absolution sits in second place and Assassin’s Creed III in 4th. Interestingly Halo 4 still sits well amongst its multi format peers.
According to one daily newspaper in the UK, they have today revealed that Black Ops II has shifted 8 million units globally on PS3 and Xbox 360 in just 24 hours of going on sale, putting any rivals to shame. Black Ops managed to squeeze around 5.6 million units for
With the guys over at Infinity Ward showing no interest in adding 3D support to their Modern Warfare games, it’s good to see that Treyarch on the other hand have not given up as we can confirm by looking at the back of the Xbox 360 box that Black Ops
Activision’s massively popular and eagerly anticipated Call of Duty Black Ops II goes global next week on November 13th, and for some gamers in London, they will be able to hit the midnight launch in style at HMV Oxford Street from 10pm. Here’s the full details from the event press
With E3 2012 coming to a close for another year, like everyone else we’ve been blown away by some of the game which have been on offer. However, there have been a number of games which have produced some excellent graphics, making it unclear why there’s a rush to head
Activision’s futuristic military based shooter Black Ops II is confirmed and coming to the Wii U where the gamepad display has some unique uses not seen in the other versions. Take a look at the video.
Do we like Black Ops 2’s futuristic direction? When I think man versus machines I automatically think of the James Cameron Terminator movies rather than military escapades featuring futuristic special forces, but then again those iconic movies have a lot to answer for in today’s gaming – ignoring the rather
