Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 Outed By Retailer For November Release

[Kellie]

First Amazon let the news slip and now another retailer has outed the possible release window for Activision and Treyarch's next Call of Duty game, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. Of course, the November release is something a blind, one-legged bum could have figured out while on an acid trip.

Not too long ago a French gaming blog, appropriately named Game Blog, reported on an Amazon listing for Black Ops 2. Things got a little hairy for the French blog site but then it all settled down. Anyways, the new info for Black Ops 2 has emerged from none other than GameSpot, the second largest gaming website out there next to IGN. I tend to doubt things will get hairy for them.

The post is short and sweet and points to a screen cap that shows the Spanish website listing Black Ops 2 for release on November 12th, which falls on a Monday. Usually games are released in North America no Tuesday so it may not be far off.

The original game was set during the Cold War and players experienced the game through a number of flashback sequences. You can check out our complete review of Call of Duty: Black Ops right here just in case you need a reminder.

We'll keep you posted on additional news for Activision's annual FPS outing, and I tend to doubt we'll be waiting long for an official announcement.

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[Postman Dave]

FFS, why won't this series die already...

 

[TroyTheAverage]

FFS, why won't this series die already...

I thought the same thing, but they are making hand over fist in money so it will keep going until they don't. The one thing I don't get is all of these games come out so close to one another, who really has that kind of time to play them all?

 

[Krisis]

FFS, why won't this series die already...

BLASPHEMY!

I love these games. Black Ops has zombies, which is awesome.

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[Postman Dave]

It's not so much the quality of the games, it's the constant unimaginative sequels and knock offs they inspire. I've grown very tired of the same major titles EVERY year. The recession seems to have curbed a lot of creativity by major game developers these last few years.