Call of Duty: Black Ops

Silence spas sounds like a stapler or an angel sneeze.

One of the last Call of Duty games I played, got bored pretty quickly.

I liked the single-player campaign because it ties to the other Call of Duty games very nicely. It was an improvement on Modern Warfare 2 (multiplayer) in the places that it mattered. I really think this was the pinnacle of the Call of Duty franchise, and that it was all downhill from here. Also, that one character looks a lot like Ben Stiller.

Definitely the video game I was best at of all games in the modern area. Perfect balance of fun/quick pace and realism. It's a hard balance to get right, and I don't think it's been done better before or since.

Black Ops 1 was Treyarch’s most refined project to this date. Lagging behind a little in what Infinity Ward had done with the MW sub series, Treyarch was looking to have it’s definitive series and this proved worthy. Black Ops wasn’t perfect, but introduced plenty of iconic maps, solid weapons, and respectful updates/DLC in it’s own right. The campaign stood up to par with what to expect, and Chapter 2 of Zombies had some great maps and ideas that would later be expanded on. Very solid.

I really liked this Call of duty game. The story and the violence in this one is what stood out when I played this one. Excellent Call of duty. Probably the black ops series in the best for these games.

The campaign is an absolute chore to get through and the zombies mode is pretty rough around the edges. However, this is still an easy recommend for me as the multiplayer is fantastic. It refines certain elements of Modern Warfare 2, reworks the killstreaks, and adds the wager matches which make the multiplayer layered and interesting no matter what you choose to do.

It's ok.