Friday 19 November 2010

Wii Call of Duty Black Ops

Call of Duty is without doubt the most popular first-person shooter game around. So the new release of the Wii Call of Duty Black Ops there was a big reputation to keep up with! And, in my opinion Wii Call of Duty Black Ops does not disappoint!

Black Ops takes you back and deep in to the Cold War aera. It's murky history and secretive ops as you are transported into most some of the most dangerous and vicious conflict zones of the late 60s. In the new Call of Duty Black Ops on Wii you are in the jungles of Vietnam or the ice-bound wastes of the Ural mountains. You're in charge as you take your your team deep behind enemy lines where you fight along side the elite special forces unit of the Black Ops and engage in  convert warfare. What makes Wii Call of Duty Black Ops even more interssting is the confines of the 1960's weaponry.

However, you can call in air support such as the SR-71 or Blackbird stealth plane. Deadly attack helicopters and armoured personnel carriers are also at your disposal.

You take part in classified, covert operations and explosive conflicts all around the globe.

Despite the confines of the technology you do get exclusive weaponry and equipment and through your actions and Ops you can change the balance of power during one of the world's most dangerous periods. Like all the other Call of Duty games, Black Ops on Wii sets the standard of multiplayer, with new enhanced customisation tools, playable vehicles and a new revamped scoring system - which I think is far better than previous versions.

The new Unique 4 play co-op mode for Black Ops on Wii allows you to explore some of the more mysterious theater of the war in fascinating new detail. The storyboard of the new Call of Duty is definitely up to the high standard of past Call of Duty games, gripping and entertaining and edge of the seat stuff. This release also boasts more realistic sounds and  outstanding voice acting mean you can really believe what you are playing. The maps on this new game are better and easier to read and follow.

One thing that was a real plus was that there is virtually no lag (which we all know is the worst bit about multiplayer), even when playing against distant places. I also like the wager feature and unlocks/perks are well implemented and the killstreaks are very nicely balanced.

For a bit of fun the Zombie mode is a laugh and should not be taken too seriously...but it's good for a change ocassionally, especially if you just you want to let rip and do loads of shooting.

The graphics and sound are superb and the controls are perfect, they are much more smoother, targeting and tracking is simple and the whole game is very responsive.  

Key Features

Retro Warfare - explore some of the myths of the Cold War...are they true or just myth? Your team of Black Ops is caught up in the fight against communism in Vietnam and beyond.

Ammu-Nation - Use new special ammo including an incredible explosive crossbow. Also use "Dragon's Breath" flame rounds from your shotgun as well as a range of other cold war weapons.

Twisted Metal - I love this! Take the controls of the iconic SR-71 Blackbird as you direct operations from high above or jump into an attack chopper in Vietnam for some close-up action.

Online Perks - This is so cool! You can "Create-a-Class 2.0" customisation tool. With it you can actually personalise your online battles even more. there are new perks available and revamped (and very cool) rules for killstreaks.

Team Player - go online with 4 player co-op mode and team up to take down the might Soviet military machine, who needs a peaceful revolution, eh?

Wii Call of Duty Black Ops has everything all the previous Call of Duty's had and more including better multiplayer action.I have always been a fan of the Call of Duty franchise and will continue with the release of Black Ops for Wii. After just a few minutes of playing this game I knew it would be another classic. If you're a COD fan, this is adefinite BUY! Definitley get yourself a copy of Wii Call of Duty Black Ops.

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