call of lame?

well we know virtually nothing about it so how you can be sure its gonna be set in the cold war? based on trailer its incredibly confusing to understand whats going on

The new call of duty black ops sounds stupid, there were very few battles in the cold warmichael-118

I'm sorry that the Vietnam and Korean Conflicts aren't interesting enough for you.

After watching this debut trailer..I realized one thing..they basicly did the same thing with this that IW did with the teaser for MW2. Took a screen you couldnt really figure out and suddenly alot of images flashed before you. Did anyone else notice this.

just to hit you off with a little history, more US soldiers died during the Korea conflict then in the vietnam war. it just doesnt get mentioned too much in history, and there were alot of "secret" battles and infiltrations going on. im kind of excited about it

After watching this debut trailer..I realized one thing..they basicly did the same thing with this that IW did with the teaser for MW2. Took a screen you couldnt really figure out and suddenly alot of images flashed before you. Did anyone else notice this.

Corvan

After watching this debut trailer..I realized one thing..they basicly did the same thing with this that IW did with the teaser for MW2. Took a screen you couldnt really figure out and suddenly alot of images flashed before you. Did anyone else notice this.

The new call of duty black ops sounds stupid, there were very few battles in the cold warmichael-118

Uh, Vietnam? Korea? Even the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan! Go pick up a history book!

The new call of duty black ops sounds stupid, there were very few battles in the cold warmichael-118

I am giving it a shot, Treyarch did pretty damn well with World at War. This seems to deal with the US Armies secret vaccinesand enhancersto create super soldiers. Looks like it good be a psychological Call of Duty. Cant wait to give it a shot.

call of lamemichael-118

The new call of duty black ops sounds stupid, there were very few battles in the cold warmichael-118

The Cold War was a war of threats that resulted in various "hot wars" or conflicts, whatever you wish to call the wars/conflicts during the Cold War there were many, and the Cold War had lots of battles. Vietnam, Korea, Ahganistan, there were a lot of terrorist cells that formed during the Cold War too, I think Alquida or however you spell it, became known all over the world during the Cold War. The war we are in right now is a biproduct of the aftermath of the Cold War, so how could you possibly say the Cold War had too few battles.

[QUOTE="michael-118"]The new call of duty black ops sounds stupid, there were very few battles in the cold warmetroidprime55

The Cold War was a war of threats that resulted in various "hot wars" or conflicts, whatever you wish to call the wars/conflicts during the Cold War there were many, and the Cold War had lots of battles. Vietnam, Korea, Ahganistan, there were a lot of terrorist cells that formed during the Cold War too, I think Alquida or however you spell it, became known all over the world during the Cold War. The war we are in right now is a biproduct of the aftermath of the Cold War, so how could you possibly say the Cold War had too few battles.

You mean the weapons the US gave Al qaida to fight Russia in the 90's?

Infinity Ward and Treyarch are running quickly out of US wars to make video games out of. I think the next game after Black Ops will be CoD: Playground Wars.

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The new call of duty black ops sounds stupid, there were very few battles in the cold warmichael-118

The Cold War was a war of threats that resulted in various "hot wars" or conflicts, whatever you wish to call the wars/conflicts during the Cold War there were many, and the Cold War had lots of battles. Vietnam, Korea, Ahganistan, there were a lot of terrorist cells that formed during the Cold War too, I think Alquida or however you spell it, became known all over the world during the Cold War. The war we are in right now is a biproduct of the aftermath of the Cold War, so how could you possibly say the Cold War had too few battles.

You mean the weapons the US gave Al qaida to fight Russia in the 90's?

Infinity Ward and Treyarch are running quickly out of US wars to make video games out of. I think the next game after Black Ops will be CoD: Playground Wars.

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[QUOTE="metroidprime55"]

The Cold War was a war of threats that resulted in various "hot wars" or conflicts, whatever you wish to call the wars/conflicts during the Cold War there were many, and the Cold War had lots of battles. Vietnam, Korea, Ahganistan, there were a lot of terrorist cells that formed during the Cold War too, I think Alquida or however you spell it, became known all over the world during the Cold War. The war we are in right now is a biproduct of the aftermath of the Cold War, so how could you possibly say the Cold War had too few battles.

vashkey

You mean the weapons the US gave Al qaida to fight Russia in the 90's?

Infinity Ward and Treyarch are running quickly out of US wars to make video games out of. I think the next game after Black Ops will be CoD: Playground Wars.

Because they won't do WW1, Korea, or Vietnam. WW1 and Korea, frankly, were pretty boring, and Vietnam is too controversial. That pretty much leaves the Civil War (which they won't do) and (gasp) another WW2 game!

[QUOTE="vashkey"][QUOTE="dr_octagon"]

You mean the weapons the US gave Al qaida to fight Russia in the 90's?

Infinity Ward and Treyarch are running quickly out of US wars to make video games out of. I think the next game after Black Ops will be CoD: Playground Wars.

Because they won't do WW1, Korea, or Vietnam. WW1 and Korea, frankly, were pretty boring, and Vietnam is too controversial. That pretty much leaves the Civil War (which they won't do) and (gasp) another WW2 game!

It might not be the best idea and not just because its Treyarch. they have to do something to stay on the good side of the devil um i mean activision