Call of Duty: Black Ops II

canadianonlinegamers.com review
There is no doubt many will turn their nose at yet another Call of Duty game running on the same engine at 60 frames per second. The “ain’t broke don’t fix” path has certainly been taken again. This being said, Treyarch has undeniably been able to up the ante in nearly every facet of the Call of Duty experience with Black Ops 2. The riveting single player storyline features the wonderfully designed strategic Strike Force Missions; the online Multiplayer experience is much more robust than ever before and the Zombies mode has also received significant upgrades. It is quite amazing how the development team managed to fit this much content onto one disk. Needless to say, shooter fans can purchase Black Ops 2 with confidence.
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ausgamers.com review
However, in saying that, the package as a whole is still an incredibly rewarding one and anyone who takes their time with the single-player will find a lot to take away from its rich narrative and jarring moments. It’s also the longest campaign the series has ever seen, clocking in at roughly 10-11 hours for me on Hardened. Add to this a massively expanded and incredibly fun Zombies option and what I’d argue is the best multiplayer the series has ever seen, and the price of admission becomes an afterthought, because as far as value for your money goes, Black Ops II is a veritable waterslide of enjoyment, and for a change, actually does a lot different to what we’ve come to expect.
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planetxbox360.com review
On top of the "point A to point B" levels, which range from running through Menendez's hideout and tying in a fantastic vehicle chase for good measure to a battle in Los Angeles where freeways come tumbling down and you blast drones out of the sky at high speed, Black Ops II also throws in some new Strike Force missions. With these, you gain control of several soldiers and vehicles in a battle area, pinpointing where you want them to go and then given the option to assume control of them at any time. These offer some great gameplay variations, while at the same time adding some strategy for good measure. And you can actually fail or succeed, depending on your actions, which further tie into the story events.
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