Latest about Call Of Duty: Black Ops
To no one's surprise, Call of Duty: Black Ops will be getting downloadable content. The first map pack, entitled "First Strike," will be released through Xbox Live on February 1st.
In a recent interview, Riccitiello points out that Activision is putting their load in the wrong boat with Treyarch and that their sales aren't all that impressive with Call of Duty.
Research and marketing analyst Michael Pachter believes that even with all the angry cries from consumers, Treyarch and Activision will walk away from the Black Ops mess unscathed.
In this day and age $60 gets you a game that may not even run coming out of the box. It makes you question, who really wants to buy the next game in the series?
Yesterday Treyarch released a sizeable update for the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of Call of Duty: Black Ops. Unfortunately, it seems to have caused connection issues for the PS3 version.
In a recent interview Activision's CEO Eric Hirshberg thinks the community is misinterpreting what Activision is about and there are plans to reverse the perception the community has on the company.
Here at Gaming Blend it was decided that it would be a fun to show a little end-of-the-year appreciation for some of the coolest game trailers released throughout 2010. And here are the nominees.
This November was the best on record for physical retail sales in North America, according to the NPD. The nearly $3 billion in sales were due to both casual and hardcore releases.
