It's really fun

Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Multiplayer

My Thoughts Activision has outdone themselves. This is an amazing game! I'm so addicted I don't sleep much anymore. My favourites are the zombie levels. The Nuketown multiplayer map (so I can camp) and the rush map (premium level).

zombies; campaign mode; multiplayer and dlcs

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- Often times you cannot pinpoint the moment where something begins to change or evolve in the video game industry. It's only after it has definitely changed that you can look back and see it. Treyarch's Black Ops II is this moment.

Quick Take: Treyarch did not skimp on porting Black Ops 2 to Wii U. Jon finds this is THE version to own.

The developers at Treyarch are asked every two years to produce a better game than the last. If the last game they produced was any other game, their task would be a much simpler one, however, this year they attempt to improve upon the wildly successful Call of Duty Black Ops.

While the Modern Warfare franchise tends to play it safe, Treyarch was especially brave with its shepherding of the Call of Duty brand in the first Black Ops. Including its patented zombie mode along with a top-down shooter and other hidden goodies, it wasn't afraid to break the mold of the...

Another year, another Call of Duty game; Its been proven time and time again that the yearly release cycle can make or break a franchise, and COD has had a fairly good run so far.

Right when you were thinking you could skip the annual Call of Duty release due to franchise fatigue or simply wanting to take a year off, Treyarch delivers one of the most full-featured and best games in the series.

The branching campaign story; Exploring the wide-open Tranzit Zombies mode; Customizing your multiplayer loadout with the "Pick 10" system

The unresponsive AI in the Strike Force Missions; Not having friends to play Zombies with; Players who use the Guardian Scorestreak effectively

More like lukewarm revenge You are logged out. Login | Sign up Treyarch loves occasionally goofy maps, and Rush is no exception. It takes place at a paintball joint, complete with an indoor and outdoor arena, as well as a small shop with various paintball gear littered about.

Another year, another Call of Duty . Activision's crown jewel is still going strong, despite the countless feelings of déjà vu each one tends to inspire. Don't get me wrong: I've stuck with the series since the very beginning.