Call Duty Black Ops II PC Review

This worked really well after I entered the code into my Steam account and yes it was actually quite fun. I haven't played Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 on PC, and yes, it runs very smoothly at 120fps or higher, except for the 200fps capped multiplayer mode. Low latency controls, smooth animations, great sound design like explosions and gun sounds, and amazing graphics, and it's still a 60+ FPS game that never diminishes the fun of playing. Treyarch did the best job on Black Ops II compared to…

An exciting video game is not very different from the movie. Both require a tight script, an unpredictable but compelling story, and characters you care about. This iteration is missing all three. Treyarch's World at War gave Assistant Colonel Reznov a character memorable enough to appear in the next two sequels, including a brief cameo in this one. Unfortunately, there isn't a single character here that even remotely matches its depth. It's hard to commit to one character when you're forced to

Single Player: Rating ***PROS: Black Ops 2 once again does a great job of creating a cinematic experience that blends real characters with fictional creations. I mean, it almost tastes like lovebirds. The engaging storyline and the ability to dictate what happens in the game based on your actions are a plus and give the game good replay value alongside the challenges and information you can gather. I also like the addition of affordable futuristic gear and weapons. This way you can compare the…