Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 looks to be shaping up as a pretty thorough experience on the single player side, with Treyarch promising an engaging campaign complete with diverging story arcs dependent on player actions.<\/p>\n
With David S. Goyer, the co-writer of The Dark Knight Rises at the helm, and composer Trent Reznor putting together the music<\/a>, there\u2019s a lot of talent behind the Black Ops sequel.<\/p>\n Until now, we haven’t seen or heard much about the multiplayer aspect of the game – the real “meat n’ potatoes” of Call of Duty gameplay.<\/p>\n Previous information regarding the game\u2019s multiplayer included an interview where Treyarch\u2019s Daniel Suarez revealed that some competitive elements in the returning zombie mode<\/a>.<\/p>\n Other than that, we do know that Black Ops\u2019 Nuketown map will be making a return, however, dubbed Nuketown 2025 this time around.<\/p>\n Black Ops 2 is set during two different time periods, the 1980\u2032s and 2025, where a new cold war has broken out, as enemy forces take control of the world\u2019s military technology.<\/p>\n