Welcome back Treyarch. Welcome back poor hit detection. Welcome back connection issues. Welcome back lag. Welcome back naff graphics. Welcome back campers. Wish I could welcome back my 42 quid.

This is a fantastic game

I hope Activision Reads This.

GREAT GAME

Need to get their stuff straight; HOW MANY CODs have been released! And the game freezes; FREEZES: Campaign, MultiPlayer, ALL THE TIME; Not only does it freeze but you have to hard reset machine and waight 5 to 10 min for system to restore

Este juego no necesita presentacion, es unico en su tipo, los graficos la historia hacen que sea unos delos mejores juegos de shooter, muy recomendado.

I thought "Hey, another Call of Duty, I'll buy it", to see if it lived up to the rather large hype about this second intallment. I've played the first Blacks Op game so thought it would only be right that I see how the second one is.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 will be released for both PS3 and Xbox 360.

Call of Duty isn't done their tour yet, as we see yet another variant in the best-selling series back on store shelves. This time Treyarch is playing general, with a followup to the time-splitting "Black Ops".

Treyarch adds some new elements to the traditional COD gameplay; Take it or leave it; Strike Force offers up a new way to play; Interesting duality between the two eras; both in gameplay and it story; New competitive online tweaks keep this A class multiplayer destination; Branching storyline auntie...

For the most part; the "mature" graphic content is unnecessary; Below expectations; the graphics engine is starting to show its age; Strike Force is an acquired taste that some will likely love or hate; Unbalanced missions and content; some are way better than others; Zombie mode feels as undead as...

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.

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