The Call of Duty series has been going for a while now and currently the Black Ops version is the very latest (not for long as modern warfare 3 will be launching this November. It's an excellent game and although different from previous versions, it still has all the great parts from the older versions, although some of the realism I felt way back with Call of Duty 2 has been lost since then. The Call of Duty campaign follows a character who is being interrogated and as he is made to remember where he has been and what he has done, his flashbacks bring you, the player, into gameplay and action. You fight through a whole range of places, which brings many ...  Read the complete review

As a keen player of the gargantuan Call of Duty franchise, since the old CoD 2 days on PC, I heavily anticipated the release of this game. Sadly, with most things with great hype, they cannot live up to the expectation. Yes this game has sold millions upon millions of copies, but i feel this game does not have the same playability and style as previous CoD game, notably Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. Campaign The campaign on Black Ops is better than a lot of people say it is. I like the mystery behind the storyline, and without giving much away, the ending was unexpected. Playing as the character Mason throughout (mostly) the campaign is helpful ...  Read the complete review

When Call of Duty fans heard that Treyarch would be making the next game in the series many were a bit disappointed. I personally was as well, especially after the underachievement that was Call of Duty: World at War. How wrong I was. This is not only the best Call of Duty so far, but also the best multiplayer and first person shooter I have ever played (and I have played many). Story Firstly, a strong storyline is not the most important thing to the Call of Duty series. It has always been more about the gameplay and multiplayer than the storyline, but that is not to say that Black ops disappoints. The storyline, set in locations including ...  Read the complete review

Call Of Duty: Black Ops If there was an award for the worlds biggest call of duty fan, I'm sure I would win it. Ever since the release of Cod 4: Modern Warfare, I have been an avid fan of the series. The call of duty franchise is known to be the most advanced first person shooter series on any games console. They consistently bring out top quality games, which seem to break new records with every release. Each year, Activision switch the developer of the new call of duty between Infinity Ward and Treyarch. Infinity ward were responsible for the modern warfare series (my favorite two games), and Treyarch were responsible for Cod 5: WW2, which I found to be ...  Read the complete review

Im a big fan of the modern warfare series...which serious gamer isnt, and Black Ops was an unusual turn away from the modern warfare mantle, succesful as it was. Black Ops is the latest instalment between modern warfare 2 and 3 and take place, for the most part in the 60`s and 70`s proxy wars between the US and the Soviet Union. All I know is that Tryarch and Danger close productions must have paid out a bomb for voice actors because if you listen carefully you will hear the distinctive voices of Gary Oldman, Sam Worthington as the main protaganist, and Ed Harris as the intenrregating agent. As far as im aware(although I have not played Black Ops 2 yet) - no ...  Read the complete review