Activision and Treyarch have gone full sci-fi with Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, a game which, by the looks of it, bears no relation to the Cold War shootybangs of the original entry in this COD sub-series. The words 'Black Ops' just don't conjure images of rocket-launching, robot-battling cybermen, but maybe that's just me. Regardless, I'm appreciating the open spaces, special abilities, and adorable enemy robots shown in the above trailer, which could easily be for a new Crysis game.
It is, of course, showing off the 'Cyber Core' tutorial for CODBLOPS 3's co-op campaign, illustrating a few of the technomagic powers you'll be able to wield during the game. Here's Activision talking about that:
"Designed for four-player online co-op or solo play, players will encounter epic cinematic moments and open-area gameplay, allowing players to approach the game with a different strategy each time they play. And now your campaign character is completely customizable: from weapons and loadouts, to abilities and outfits, all with full progression systems and a personalized armory to show off accomplishments."
This latest BLOPS is out on the 6th of November.
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