Call of Duty: Black Ops II – Nintendo Wii U

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by on October 8, 2013 at 8:55 pm

Call of Duty: Black Ops II – Nintendo Wii U

Call of Duty: Black Ops II - Nintendo Wii U

  • An all-new Call of Duty – Black Ops storyline featuring new characters and returning characters
  • Unique single-player campaign that contains two time periods linked by characters and their actions
  • Special Strike Force missions, in which the players action affect the outcome of gameplay and the overall campaign
  • Variety of multiplayer modes and play options

The most anticipated game of the year and the most ambitious Call of Duty® game ever, Call of Duty®: Black Ops II is coming to Wii U. Call of Duty: Black Ops II delivers the most groundbreaking and viscerally immersive Call of Duty® experience yet. Rooted in near-future fiction, the title propels players into a visual landscape in an epic single player campaign highlighted by branching storylines and non-linear missions; a re-imagined multiplayer that introduces players to some of the most cu

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  • Lando101

    08/10/2013
    46 of 50 people found the following review helpful
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Best Version of Game-Gain some features, lose some found on other systems, November 19, 2012
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    = Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 
    This review is from: Call of Duty: Black Ops II – Nintendo Wii U (Video Game)

    Best version of Call of Duty Black Ops 2. I find myself laying in bed playing it without the tv on and using the crisp display on the Wii U gamepad. The controls take a while to get used to but with time, I find the controller better than any other ever made. The game does work with wii remotes and the Wii U pro controller as well as the classic controller pro for the Wii. Online has no lag so far in my experiences and it offers a small community of around 550 as of today, it will grow with time and only get better. I wish it had the elite program and the nuketown 2025 included and as far as I know it doesn’t. However I still encourage any Wii U gamer to get COD on Wii U, as Nintendo’s Network is excellent. DLC will be available sometime after Nintendo’s December eshop update.

    UPDATE.

    As of now, the community has grown to pretty good numbers, we have been getting double xp etc, however no DLC announced and spotty patches hinder an otherwise great game. It is to be expected with new hardware, I hope we can still get DLC though, as I still believe the Wii U version is the best.

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  • Arnold

    08/10/2013
    28 of 34 people found the following review helpful
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    The best online multplayer game on the Wii U by far., November 26, 2012
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    Arnold

    = Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars 
    This review is from: Call of Duty: Black Ops II – Nintendo Wii U (Video Game)

    If you’re a call of duty fan, and you’re interested in buying the Wii U version, rest assured that it’s very much identical to the PS3/360/PC versions. Campaign, Zombies(I haven’t played it as I’m writing),and online multiplayer almost all is there.. Online-co op, local multiplayer, 4 player split screen, playing with bots, all online multiplayer game modes modes, all regular maps, weapons, kill cam, kill streaks, player cards, weapon statistics, emblems, theater mode, are in the game.

    The only thing the Wii U version is missing, is Nuketown 2025 map, CoD Elite,and livestream features, BUT this isn’t an issue due to Treyarch. It’s Nintendo. The good news is that Nintendo will allow 3rd party developers to allow large DLC in the form of maps/levels in December through a patch, and is working on getting DLC for CoD, by the time the first map pack comes. Activision is working to get Livestream and possibly CoD elite as well, though I don’t know when.

    Compared to previous CoD games, this game is pretty great. What’s revolutionary about this game compared to previous cod games, is the pick 10 system in online multiplayer. The previous cod games allowed you to pick a primary with 1-2 attachments, a secondary with up to one attachment, 3 perks, 1 tactical, and one lethal. However this time, every thing costs a point, and you don’t have to spend your point on a perk, or a primary, or a secondary, if you want. This allows for thousands of different combinations of weapons and perks. Luckily, it’s very intuitive. You’ll get it down very fast!

    Campaign is very interesting, and offers a cinematic experience. It’s a direct sequel to black ops 1, and the timeline ranges from 1970s to 2025. 2025 is a year when the U.S. is under attack by a terrorist who remotely controls an army of drones.
    Some critics like digital foundry, have cited that the Wii U version’s framerate dips from 60 to 30fps during campaign mode, when there is a lot going on the screen(notably in the first mission), but I haven’t really noticed, and it really doesn’t take away the experience for me, if what they say is true. But they’ve also said that if you play the game on the gamepad only, the framerate is the actually comparable to the 360 version, which is pretty smooth and almost consistentally 60 fps.

    I haven’t played the zombies mode yet as I’m writing this, but its been getting favorable impressions. You can play it offline or with people online. You basically travel in this very large map called tranzit, while riding a bus, and take stops to multiple locations and fight zombies for multiple rounds. You can play classic zombie survival or grief mode–which is you and your friends vs another team of players trying to survive the longest. You can’t kill the other human team directly, but you can indirectly lure more zombies to come to them.

    In regards to online multiplayer(the meat and potatoes of this game), it’s very addicting, and it plays very smoothly. No framerate drops, even reported by digitial foundary. It plays just like the other HD versions. There’s so much to unlock, and thankfully most of the good weapons are already unlocked for you in the beginning, so you don’t have to worry about being outgunned. The weapons in general are probably the most balanced in any CoD game. Nothing that stands out to be overpowering at all ranges, so far. The maps also are interesting, but there’s 3 ways to get flanked by an enemy, which is my only complaint about the maps.. Otherwise, great map design and looks beautiful. Wii U’s online multiplayer is very smooth.

    I only have two issues with online multiplayer, which are relatively minor.
    1.The Miiverse says that there are 10,000 people that own the game, but currently you can get anywhere between 400-1000 people online at once. You can find matches very quickily, but the only modes that are populated at the moment, is Team Death Match, Free For all, and domination. This is because the Wii U is a new console, and wasn’t even released worldwide. When it gets released worldwide on Nov 30, expect to get twice the amount of people playing at any given time. In addition, after Christmas, there will be a rush of new players online, so expect a huge bump then also. So just be patient until new years, if you want to play other modes besides those three.
    2. Voice chat compatibility works really weird, and not many people are using headsets at th emoment. This is more of an issue with Nintendo. Currently, if you want to use a headset, you can’t use a headset via USB plug in. It has to be plugged in to the gamepad controller. This is a bummer for COD wii vets who relied on the headbanger headset via usb, which also happened to be the only headset used in the cod wii games. However for this game, several headsets are compatible with this game via gamepad controller(like turtlebeach). If you a headset for your iphone, it will also…

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