This game was great but wasn't no where near as good a the first black ops but surprise surprise this game is still very Violent with violence turned off where do I start , just like the first one there's stuff you can't avoid in this game like the beginning someone is getting burned alive you can...

Call of Duty: Black Ops II is a much anticipated first-person shooter, developed by Treyarch and published by Activision. So here we go again the fine folks at Activision sent over the PS3 version Call of Duty Black Ops II for us to check out. As I settled down to check the game over.

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.

Judged purely as a map pack, Revolution does what it needed to do, though it's revealing that the best of the maps - Downhill and Mirage - are the ones that stick so closely to COD formula, and even then fall short of classic "must play" status.

A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to get a chance at a playthrough of the Xbox 360 version of Black Ops 2 while in Carlsbad, California. At the time, I was impressed with how Treyarch managed to introduce some alternate endings influenced by player choice to the single player experience.

Call of Duty: Black Ops II does enough to put itself above its predecessors without alienating series veterans who have come to expect certain things from the franchise. The new Scorestreaks, Pick 10 system, and campaign changes have made this a good step in the right direction.

Entire articles have been written about Activision, Infinity Ward, Treyarch, and the Call of Duty series in general. I won't cover too much of it except to say that in my opinion, Treyarch now makes the superior Call of Duty game.

A sinister villain, some tough choices, and a new kind of multiplayer arena invigorate the reliably intense action in Call of Duty: Black Ops II.

Great campaign scripting Story choices are often tough and encourage replay League play offers a new stage for the familiar multiplayer combat

Zombies mode is stagnant New codcasting tool is hamstrung Technical limitations hamper live streaming feature

Call of Duty fans that have turned to Nintendo for their shooter fix each year have grown accustomed to a low-res, underpowered version of the game, which