Published on November 1, 2012, by Christos Chatzisavvas - Posted in Activision, Treyarch
Call of Duty: Black Ops II gets a new trailer, showcasing the pre-order map, Nuketown 2025.Nuketown 2025 is a reimagining of the popular map from Black Ops, and is made available to all who purchase the game, which is slated for a November 13 release on PC, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, with a Wii U release following on the console’s launch, on November 16.
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Also for a quick note to everyone, if you look at the very end of the video. You will see ACTIVISION in a 8-bit form, Dead Ops much?
lol grimofdeath that was pretty obvious : D
also this looks like more of the same… a new setting and time period everything gameplay wise still looks the same ohhh new setting, weapons, and killstreaks, the game mechanics are still exactly the same…..
Thank you lingling.. Thank you. I agree 100%. It’s going to get super reviews because it’s COD.
The thing I do like about black ops 1 and 2 is that it gives you a lot for your buck. Zombies (and the different styles in 2) along with the reg same old same old MP, and possibly dead ops again.
ling thats what ive been saying that but i get called a winning bitch for saying it
Cant wait for this!
Actually narwall I call you a whining bitch because you bitch about the PS Vita. I know that the Nuketown 2025 is exactly the same as Nuketown and I really son’t care.
Bitches be crazzy
^ Exactly.
Still don’t get why people give Treyarch flak for their Black Ops 2 effort. It looks like they’ve done a lot to advance the franchise, while keeping its core mechanics the same. I suspect that’s exactly what they need to do.
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There’s no need for radical change in the game’s mechanics – instead give us new features, an awesome solo campaign, and topnotch multiplayer and I’ll be satisfied.
i lold “bitches be crazy” and no I’m not descending on the evil developers and publishers for failing to change gameplay I’m wagging mah finger at them because they don’t want to.
see what i mean?
LOL Don’t get me started on Call of Duty, centre screen, press button, centre screen, push button, it’s as much of a game as banging your head against a wall.
@Ozz: and name me another shooter that does it better….