On the whole, the Call Of Duty titles typically manage that Neapolitan of experiences, without particularly shirking quality in any area.
The announcement of Call Of Duty: Black Ops' four-player co-operative mode is strengthened by Treyarch's decision to have a full, separate team devoted to multiplayer for this release - a first for the studio.
We look at this game as like three games in one," said Treyarch's Mark Lamia, "and it is going to have that gameplay between the single-player experience and the multiplayer and the co-op in that there is tons of replayability and there is a lot of game to be played there.
We are confident that players are going to be very satisfied.
Even single-player has new aspects of re-playability that werent in other Call of Duty games, added community manager Josh Olin.
Sounds like Treyarch are going for the juggular with Call Of Duty: Black Ops then. It's all very exciting.
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