Call of Duty: Black Ops - Xbox 360

The Cold War era is the setting for Call of Duty Black Ops. It's as if you are playing a character who relives scenes from Deer Hunter, such as the Russian Roulette scene. There's a fair chance that you've seen all the scenes involved in this film if you have watched any war movies. Among the games on offer are The Dirty Dozen, Deer Hunter, Platoon, and others. There is usually a lot of scripting going on in these stories. There is only one path to get through a scene, and if you don't perfect it, you get It's hard to imagine the AI winning an award. There are other games that shine in AI, and this isn't one of them. Neither expect your friends to help out, nor do you expect your enemies to be wise. The majority of the time, you deal with simple robots that respond to what they believe to be told. It's always an irritation to me when there are infinite enemies. In other words, very stealthy and careful people will be penalized for their actions. It's almost as if their backup has run out after the 800th enemy! There is a good amount of voice acting in the video, as well as a good quality video. I admit, if you're a fan of all those old war movies, like I am, then they're a lot of fun to watch. One thing about being "in the scene" with Robert De Niro is that it can be quite engaging. Being there and then being annoyed by the never-ending stream of people is another thing altogether Like zombies, enemies will never end stalking at you. I just came across a zombie miniature game, which you can play online You can play that game Despite my dislike for miniatures, I enjoy them There are plenty of silly games out there, but this one was pretty The addition of it to the mix doesn't seem to harm anything. I would have preferred if they had spent the time polishing the gameplay in the main game. It would be prudent to try this game out first in order to determine if you like it. It is true that every game has a following. There's a good possibility that you'll find just what you're looking for here. Once you have a few days under your belt, you'll be able to tell if this is tedious for you, or an exciting trip back in time. Score of 7. As for the purchase of this game, I did it myself with my own money.

Marcel FitzPatrick

| Mar 24, 2021

The following reasons led to the 2 star rating Here's the details **** - Campaigns for only one player have short checkpoints that babysit the player Failure to complete the mission will not result in a penalty- AI IS STUPID Put an end to standing by the enemy while Please note Br>- It is short for a single player campaign, so no need to worry - There is nothing interesting about multiplayer maps - There is a complete lack of reliability regarding the guns. I think it would be more accurate to say the hit boxes are atrocious* - The guns you enjoy playing with aren't any you are excited about There is a range of quality between sucky and completely crap
These assault rifles are more like SMGs because they have a longer barrel now* - Here's an example There is no SMG that puts out more RPM than the FAMAS, tied yes, more no. There is only one 3-footer The M16 can fire round bursts (br>) In place of dub tubers, they used a Crossbow with detonating darts. Replacement for Knifers was the Tomahawk with a broad hit box - You can only get certain perks if you play in certain game modes This is lame. A total of only two spawn locations are available I have found it VERY EASY to spawn rape the other team on some maps- There's still time to take part in Last Stand/Chance *- There are always claymores in every location since grenades don't replace them* It takes 30 minutes to lay a Claymore but it doesn't blow up an entire person on contact - In some cases, Claymores won't kill the enemy if they stop moving*- Hip fire spray has a better hit rate than ADS*- However, they are flawed and false data is provided by Stat Trackers - even though they are great ideas! In the game, the game breaks up parties when it tries to join any game on XBL
- When playing the game, it prompts you with false error messages when you try to join a friend's party. Here are some ideas that every FPS game should include Here's the details **** - It would be awesome to be able to see your last 100 games and bask in your awesomeness. I like being able to record quick clips from those games - I have a file to share - You can buy attachments for guns instead of waiting for the kill count to rise
The title and the emblem may be custom designed by the user. In truth, I think I enjoy the game more than tinkering around on my title- The fun thing about custom reticles is playing with them - Player cards can be accessed easily via the console - Structure that offers quick and easy access to menu items
This is a stat tracker for the game lobby. This will allow you to see how good people are in general (currently bugged) *- The wager matches are the best!
- I have never seen a game mode selection as good as that in a FPS. I think it's better than MW2 and the killstreaks are better too - It has an interesting storyline from the single player campaign. However, I really like the new features that BLACK OPS has added to the game, and without them and because my friends keep inspiring me to play with them, I would have given up on BO a very long time My favorite games to play when they aren't online are the old ones. It has a lot going for it, which makes me want to love it, but it fails to meet two of my basic requirements for a great FPS game - an engaging story and a rewarding weapon. Maps that make you want to stay up way past your bedtime and awesome weapons that make you want to keep playing. Having a good hitbox would make me like the game, and if it had at least one gun I could trust, I would play it awhile. But as a highly competitive person who values what he can do with the right tools, this game just frustrates me to no end. My aim is good in other FPS games (both PC and 360) and I am very proud of my accuracy rating. As a result I spray and pray in this game because it rewards only.

Davian Hunter

| Jan 06, 2021

As the old saying goes. Are you certain you've seen all of them if you've seen one? Yes, that does seem to apply to the Call of Duty Almost all subsequent games in the modern warfare series seem to be COD add-on missions, with the same engine and the same old arcade style shoot-em-up gameplay It's action, you're the only thing that differs from MW1, 2, 3, World at War, and now these Black Ops games. As for the enemies, all of them act alike, as for the guns, they feel alike. It was a total waste of time and money. It's not my intention to insult the fans of the series. Some of those gamers treat COD as a religion and I'm sure I'd be accused of blasphemy if I dare say it. The company has found a popular product that is making them a lot of money, so I can't really fault them for keeping making more of If they keep releasing this crap, I won't be tempted to buy another COD game until they come up with something really new and innovative, and if they keep releasing crap like this, that will probably be a long time away.

Riley Larsen

| Mar 05, 2021

In this particular game, I was surprised as I did not expect to be playing a game that pertains to such a time in history. A tumultuous decade, the 1960s led us into a world that is marked by great changes. It mostly has to do with the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States. The events leading up to and including the end of World War II are also discussed. This is an interesting turn of phrase. I found that the pace of the game, as well as the weapons of the time, contributed to my enjoyment of the game. The pace didn't match the recent COD games, and the firepower wasn't nearly as overwhelming as in more recent titles. As a result, one has the opportunity to think about different options and consider That was a definite plus for me. Anyway, it was a nice experience to play. As a result, I am tempted to now play.

Cohen Petty

| Jun 21, 2021