Call of Duty: Black Ops - Cuba, Arctic and Vietnam
Yes, more Cold War than Vietnam war
"That Dean Takahashi, eh? Joker"
So, when we mentioned back in February that the next Call of Duty would be playing out in places such as Vietnam and Cuba due to its Cold War nature, a silence mounted. Well, look what's the news on Call of Duty: Black Ops.
"Now you will witness the birth of the Elite Special Forces and take part in off-the-record missions using unconventional weaponry to get the job done! From Cuba to the Arctic and the jungles of Vietnam, Call of Duty: Black Ops features stunning cinematic graphics and intense gameplay that puts you right at the heart of the action!"
That's according to GAME. The official blurb from Trearch and Activision doesn't tells us much more than that the game will introduce fans to the elite world of Black Ops."
Not much more than the usual blurby quote, "We can’t wait for our community to experience Call of Duty: Black Ops.
"We have focused our entire studio on this game, with dedicated multiplayer, single-player and co-op teams creating the most intense, gripping and riveting experience possible for our fans on all fronts", so says Mark Lamia, Studio Head for Treyarch.
"Now you will witness the birth of the Elite Special Forces and take part in off-the-record missions using unconventional weaponry to get the job done! From Cuba to the Arctic and the jungles of Vietnam, Call of Duty: Black Ops features stunning cinematic graphics and intense gameplay that puts you right at the heart of the action!"
That's according to GAME. The official blurb from Trearch and Activision doesn't tells us much more than that the game will introduce fans to the elite world of Black Ops."
Not much more than the usual blurby quote, "We can’t wait for our community to experience Call of Duty: Black Ops.
"We have focused our entire studio on this game, with dedicated multiplayer, single-player and co-op teams creating the most intense, gripping and riveting experience possible for our fans on all fronts", so says Mark Lamia, Studio Head for Treyarch.
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