Signs point to Activision launching their major 2012 blockbuster, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, on Wii U. And by signs pointing, I mean a poor fellow called Randall who gave the whole thing away by accident.<\/p>\n
Randall is a Treyarch QA tester, who stated on his LinkedIn CV that he is currently a “QA tester for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2,” and that “duties include QA testing on PS3 and Wii U, multiplayer testing while collaborating with team, ad hoc testing, and regression”.<\/p>\n
Oh, Randall.<\/p>\n
Of course this isn\u2019t a major surprise considering reports back in June of a Black Ops 2 preview in an issue of Nintendo Gamer.<\/p>\n
With the Wii U sure to make waves, it makes sense for Activision to bring their biggest multi-platform title to the next-generation. Analyst Arvind Bhatia has said previously that he believes the game will be making its way to Wii U in time for the holiday season, and should boost sales of both the title and also the console itself. No doubt Nintendo is chuffed with having such a big name title to go with their launch.<\/p>\n
We know Black Ops 2 will be landing in November, as is Activision\u2019s standard practise to capitalise on Christmas sales, but Nintendo has yet to set a firm release date for the Wii U (possibly due to complications with manufacturing the controller). We do know however, that it will be sometime later this year.<\/p>\n
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