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Introducing the newest cover of Call of Duty: Black Ops, released by the duo Activision / Treyarch. After years of World War II and phantom fight against global terrorism, the series touches on some of the most controversial events of the last century, namely the war – fought or not – held in the immediate second half of the 900.

Following several videos from the adrenaline going, you expect something really over the top by a company, Treyarch, which has returned to provide more credit after a much more exciting World At War Call of Duty 3. Even the change of scenery will hopefully contribute to the yield of this combination with the series, which could last well over due. This virtue of unpleasant events that have affected the upper reaches of Infinity Ward time ago.

In any case, it matters little. The estimates of some analysts already give Black Ops winner in reservations, but loser in sales in the long term than Modern Warfare 2. Maybe, but what we most concern is the real value of a title that will be inevitably a stage of transition from what the series was to what will be. The appointment is therefore postponed until Nov. 9, the day that Call of Duty: Black Ops will be released on PC, PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360.

This entry was posted on Saturday, July 17th, 2010 in News