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November 2010
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57 Reviews
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Abstract: So, here we are. Another year, another Call of Duty title in the colossal franchise. This time around, we get an installment that sets itself apart from previous titles. Perhaps only by a small margin, but it’s enough to breathe fresh life into the lon...
Abstract: Treyarch gets a bad wrap for being the developer responsible for the non-Infinity Ward Call of Duty games. Sure, both of the Modern Warfare games are considered pinnacles of the current generation’s first-person shooter genre, but that doesn’t mean tha...
Abstract: The first new Call of Duty since the implosion of Infinity Ward and the exodus of the guys who created the franchise in the first place is going to be a critical one. Savvy gamers will know that the heart of what makes these games fun will leave the...
Abstract: It's that time of the year again. November is officially designated Call of Duty month. It's the reason why this time of the year no longer has a huge saturation of top-quality games, as publishers scrabble to steer clear of Activision's almighty ent...
Abstract: Reviewing Call of Duty: Black Ops is akin to being a missionary and trying to peddle my religion of choice. With anticipated global sales of more than 12 million copies I feel like I am preaching to the choir here, but for those of you who may be doubt...
As if you ever doubted it, Call of Duty is still the best military shooter out there and by quite some margin. It seems its competitors can only watch from a distance and take notes as this juggernaut of FPS gaming ploughs a wide path towards the genre...
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Published: 2010-11-09, Author: Will , review by: gamespy.com
Tons of multiplayer additions; strong story with memorable characters; wager matches are a blast; Theater mode; Call of Duty fans will continue to love it.
No more Spec Ops; story doesn't live up to its potential; if you don't like Call of Duty, this won't change your tune.
Published: 2010-11-09, Author: Chris , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: When a franchise consistently delivers massively popular, high-quality games, each new entry in the series comes laden with expectation. Call of Duty: Black Ops has some big shoes to fill, but it does so admirably. The engrossing campaign is chock-full...
A polished refinement of the Call of Duty formula; offers a bevy of content that covers almost every expected base. Singleplayer campaign is satisfying, and the multiplayer has enough depth to keep fans engaged for a long time.
The singleplayer plot can be clumsy at times and they still haven’t completely eliminated those taxing moments where you have to throw lives away just to reach a specific checkpoint (they are relatively rare this time around though). You can also customize certain scopes with different optics to suit your individual preferences (Xbox 360) The Crossbow is a deadly weapon for stealthy wetworks; it
Thrilling variety throughout campaign, Fractured story creates an intriguing atmosphere, New multiplayer currency system is invigorating, Combat training lets anyone enjoy multiplayer excitement, Theater lets you share and enjoy triumphs and failures.
Short campaign.
Call of Duty: Black Ops bears the series' standard superbly, delivering an engrossing campaign and exciting competitive multiplayer....
