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Published on Apr 25, 2012

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 is set for a worldwide reveal on Tuesday 1st May over at the official call of Duty website. to be fair, the unveiling of Black Ops 2 this year was always a safe bet, but this predictability is half of the problem Activision’s franchise now faces.

Depending on who you ask, Treyarch is either the best thing to happen to the call of Duty franchise in recent years, or the worst. call of Duty: Black Ops split opinion in a big way, based on the studio’s weak efforts call of Duty 3 and call of Duty: World at War.

But mistakes can be rectified, and in call of Duty: Black Ops Treyarch – love them or hate them – created what is possibly the most fairly balanced call of Duty multiplayer since the first Modern Warfare, while attempting to buck the trend with new features.

This desire to stay fresh is exactly what the call of Duty series needs to stay on top. Whopping year on year sales, no matter how much they may be diminishing, show that the bubble hasn’t quite burst yet, but it will one day, just like it did to Tony Hawk and Guitar Hero.

So how does Treyarch avoid this fate in call of Duty: Black Ops 2? here are a few suggestions.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 needs more variety

How many times have you rappelled, breached and cleared, called in airstrikes, participated in on rails vehicle sections, or battled in abandoned warehouses and facilities in call of Duty games? We’ll answer that one for you – too many times.

What Treyarch really needs to show in Black Ops 2 is that call of Duty can be innovative and refreshing, by distancing itself from what has gone before, but still keeping the spectacle of the series intact.

Call of Duty needs to deliver new things for gamers to do, and if rumours of a near-future setting for Black Ops 2 are on the money, this could give Treyarch a license to really turn the formula on its head.

Given the potential era, we could well see gadgetry similar to that found in the Ghost Recon series, such stealth cloaks, thermal imagining and AI drones. would this be too far removed from the call of Duty staples? yes, probably, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 needs to be more realistic

Now, we don’t mean realistic as in ‘make Black Ops 2 really, really boring please’. But when Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games rammed so much mayhem and noise into every minute of Modern Warfare 3, it watered down the impact of those big scenes. 

It’s entirely possible to deliver tense and exciting small-scale battles without resorting to ear drum-melting levels of aesthetic insanity. Too much crap on the screen numbs the mind, especially when something like the small but epic TV station raid from the first Modern Warfare would suffice.

Treyarch doesn’t need to lay waste to the whole world in Black Ops 2, but it does need to scale things back and give these battles meaning again. oh and as we said earlier, please don’t shove more abandoned factories and warehouses down our throats.

On top of this, we need a new plot without pantomime bad guys with readily available EMPs, nukes or any tired action genre staples. It would also be great to see Black Ops 2 drawing inspiration from actual historical war scenarios again, but repackaging them in a near-future setting.

The first Black Ops sort of nailed this with its shadow agent sub-plot wrapped around the Vietnam conflict, but quickly fell back into the same old yarn. Black Ops 2 could be a chance to get it right.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 multiplayer needs more customisation

Many people complain that call of Duty multiplayer doesn’t involve teamwork. not true. If you play online with a team of mates and coordinate as you go, you can potentially decimate the opposition to the point of embarrassment. 

But where call of Duty multiplayer falls down is that it’s difficult to carve out an identity online. Treyarch would do well to increase the avatar customisation options in call of Duty: Black Ops 2, letting you create an identifiable soldier through unlocked gear.

There is a current rumour that when you level up perks in call of Duty: Black Ops 2, you can choose between one of two pro variants, similar to a branching RPG skill tree. this would allow for greater skill customisation and help play to your own personal strengths, or compensate for weaknesses. 

If Treyarch bring back and expand the custom emblem and callsign options, Black Ops 2 could let you stand out from the multiplayer pack, and create your own identify in the online arena. Although admittedly, Treyarch would need to filter out all of the inevitable boner camo designs.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 multiplayer needs to influence teamwork

Although we only just said that call of Duty does allow for teamwork if you want to go down that route with a squad, the original Black Ops offered little reward for doing so. Modern Warfare 3 went some way to rectifying this through Strike Packages.

Strike Packages are rumoured to return in call of Duty: Black Ops 2, and if true, would give more importance to being a team player, especially in the Support role, which is also rumoured to offer more killstreak points per assist. If true, this could see Black Ops 2 delivering a new level of cooperation online

Speaking of which, call of Duty really needs a co-op campaign. not only would it make more people give a toss about the Black Ops 2 campaign, it would be much more fun with other people. 

So much flack gets aimed at call of Duty campaigns each year that this one small change could turn the tide a little. Better still, make the campaign for up to four players and the plot could be a riot to battle through with mates. We’re amazed Activision hasn’t commissioned this sooner.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 multiplayer needs a DLC rethink

Year on year, call of Duty DLC is the focus of immense hatred from some pockets of gamers. Many people believe that Activision’s approach to call of Duty: Elite exclusivity does paying PS3 owners a great disservice, and that DLC packs are always priced too high. They’re right.

Shortly before he left Infinity Ward, we interviewed Rob Bowling about his opinion on making customers pay for old content, such as call of Duty 4 maps in call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. 

Bowling didn’t like this approach one bit, and stated that gamers should never have to pay for old content, and that he’d like to see future call of Duty games giving it away for free.

Part of the problem with releasing a yearly call of Duty game is that you play it, maybe download all the DLC, then you have to do it all over again 12 months later. now we’re seeing gamers increasingly sticking with the call of Duty game they like best, instead of moving on to the next one each year.

So here’s a bright idea, why not offer old Black Ops maps – which were arguably some of the best maps call of Duty has ever seen – for free each month based on a community vote? People can still play the maps they love without abandoning them each year, and their map collection would keep growing with each new game.

It’s the same approach Harmonix has taken with Rock Band, in that player could import all of their downloaded songs to each game. If Treyarch did this with call of Duty: Black Ops 2 maps, more people would be likely to play it without feeling ripped off.

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On November 22nd, you’ll be able to download free game demos from WiiWare. They used to allow downloadable demos but stopped in January to develop a stricter policy. the demos will be available for a short period of time with new demos coming out every Monday. the first free Wii demos will be BIT.TRIP FATE, and yet It Moves, ThruSpace and Jett Rocket. this article contains a quick overview of each game.

BIT.TRIP FATE is the latest in the Gijin and Aksys’ series. It’s an on-rails shooter which means your character has a set path to move as the screen slowly scrolls from left to right. the main character, Commander Video, is sort of a large icon with his only softspot being a red plus sign. this is a retro game with synthesizers and 80s era graphics. the only thing modern is the motion sensing Nunchuk and Remote Plus you control your character with. yet, don’t let that dissuade you from buying, as there are many favorable reviews for this game. It’s a good buy if you just want something simple and fun.

And yet It Moves is where you rotate your environment 90 degrees in order to reach the finish line. Your character is a colorless drawn cutout running around different environments like caves and forests. there are no enemies to face, you just need to be careful when rotating the level no loose rocks crush you. this indie game has a lot of positive reviews even though it’s really short; less than two hours you can have it beat. You’re basically trying to get from one point to another.

ThruSpace is sort of a modern version of Tetris, only the blocks you play with are 3D since you can spin them around. Basically, you navigate your block through walls containing small gaps. It’s a forward moving game meaning you aren’t just watching blocks slowly drift downward like in Tetris, you get a sense of flying as you navigate your blocks through each wall. Just going through walls can get boring, but doing combos and tricks to increase points with limited time makes it a little more exciting.

Jett Rocket, compared to the other platformers WiiWare provides, this game has superb graphics similar to Ratchet and Clank. Your character carries a jet pack to help him with obstacles and to get out of hairy situations. he explores the tropical beaches, snowy mountains and muddy swamps while fighting robots from a power plant – he’s basically trying to clean up the environment. the prominent opinion is that this isn’t a difficult game; it’s mainly for children, but still fun to explore all the detailed environments.

These are the free Wii demos that Nintendo will be offering later this month. If you want to be able to play these games for free you better do it quick because they’ll only be available for a limited time.

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2007, we’re at the peak of platform exclusives with the likes of Halo 3, Crackdown, Heavenly Sword and Uncharted all being released and consolidating each console’s unique identity. some were one off cult classics, others creating bigger waves and establishing strong bearing franchises, but just a few really made a name for themselves and even ended up outgrowing their chosen platform’s shell.

One of these rare games is the beloved, and now highly renowned, Mass Effect series. five years later, two more Mass Effect games, and now with Mass Effect’s trilogy come to close it’s not just the heaps of fans who want to know what comes next from this series, but also the rest of the industry – and probably with unwelcomed thanks to the controversial ending of Mass Effect 3, or more directly its response.

But why was Mass Effect such a big thing? Well, like many of the other new name exclusives it started off with just a cult following. The cult following of BioWare fans combined with the faithful audience of Xbox 360 lovers craving a new IP on top of the already acclaimed, but established, Halo and Gears of War games. it also helped that Mass effect was a pretty good game.

This game reintroduced the ‘hardcore’ RPG, we’d already experienced Fable and a bounty of Diablo like clones and they were mostly good, but a few of us wanted our renewed Baldur’s Gate, our re-conjured Deus ex, our reinvented Knights of the old Republic. Mass Effect claimed and delivered, and thus fans rejoiced.

Mass Effect was a modern RPG in all the right ways. all the lacking emotion and non-unique settings of previous RPG’s had been addressed here, this was a game that offered interesting characters that reacted convincingly and a setting that reflected an 80’s perspective of a galactic future, it was truly ambitious yet it pulled it off.  Mass Effect had been well received and sold well, EA saw that potential and also saw that it became bigger by opening up to the untapped audiences who loved the good shooter. And voila, in condensed written form, EA inevitably propelled a good highlighted exclusive and propelled it to a multi-platform, multi-selling flag bearer through the more sizeable publisher’s marketing cash fund and by opening it up to PC and PlayStation – which is in no way a bad thing!

It might seem this way from the outset, but Mass Effect isn’t just big because of its marketing success. It’s an important game to the industry, too. Games are art, but they’re not nearly as qualitative and as respected as they should be, but every now and again a game comes along and teaches us something new. Mass Effect teaches the industry that social and story driven narrative is important, but it also teaches that the way this information is conveyed is important as well and that’s what makes Mass Effect special to the industry – it uses realistic animation to also help tell a story which we, as human beings, can relate to and in turn make us learn a little bit more about ourselves. now that is art!

With that in mind it’s no wonder why Mass Effect will have a furthering future beyond Mass Effect 3, but if you’re a gamer – which narrows it down to rather likely if you’re reading this – then you probably already know that. What you might not know though is what that future might be.

So we already know that it ‘will’ continue, and we know that it ‘should’ continue, but what should it continue as? to fulfil the criteria of high sales and rich industry knowledge we should rule it out being another third person action RPG – at least in the same sense that it is now. after three games in a series that has progressively become more action focused for BioWare to then risk the franchise’s core fans in favour of keeping the casual audience? seems like an identity struggle, which Mass Effect 3 already did struggle with, shifting it slightly in favour to action adventure. in addition, continuing a working formula that has already seemingly been mastered advocates lacking innovation for this industry. This is software, it should always be innovating. It’s also worth noting that after three games the stigma of ‘milking the franchise’ usually gets attached to a well selling series; Call of Duty has had that, even Halo has received similar sorts of flak and that has had some more than noticeable mechanical and story reinventions after Halo 3. it is still possible, but I think for the already stated reasons, Mass Effect 4, 3.5, or 3:1, whatever they end up calling it, should not just be another action focused third person RPG with a character change. It’s time for a genre shift.

A reason why Mass Effect is so fascinating, its scale, space is quite infinite. A genre that can propel that even further is strategy. Mass Effect is rich with races, locations, and already features more than enough reasons for war, what’s wrong with pulling that camera up and adding a few more units on the screen? unfortunately a couple, a strategy game makes it that little bit harder to fulfil that unique mix of story, character and emotional driven narrative that Mass Effect really shines through. It’s definitely possible to tell a more broadened riveting tale on the contentious relations between the Geth and their Quarian creators, or the building, historical tensions between the Krogan and the Turians, but as soon as you pull that camera up for a stationary overview you then likely receive the stationary story overview of politics and war, not nearly as interesting as war and its effects on your favourite Normandy crew members.

The other potential genre that Mass Effect could try up next is the more ambitious, risky, yet arguably more fitting, MMO. This works for Mass Effect on all gameplay levels as it harnesses the scale of the universe pleasing fans of all races and planets, it offers the progression and customisation that the Mass Effect game’s benefit from, it sticks to the single character, third person perspective and all of the one-to-one, personal story advantages that come with it. through an MMO system Mass Effect could blossom in terms of innovation proving that even a game that holds a magnitude of players, each player can also experience their own qualitative ventures equivalent to the likes of its singleplayer counterpart. There’s only one kink in this avenue, it has already been done before, very recently and by the same company in a matter of fact. you might recently recall a game called Star Wars: The old Republic. If you look back at this game’s promising marketing campaign it promised the same invention; the fourth pillar of story and individual tales.

Remaking that game could be inadvertently, and maybe wrongly, admitting failure on its first MMO attempt. but then would it also be an intelligent business move to release and sustain two major MMO’s? This would essentially end two major franchises in a longwinded spiral of MMO expansion packs, because what do you do with a franchise after something so personally conclusive like an MMO?

Those are questions that aren’t suitable to be answered here, but they do help prove a point. The point that an innovative and popular series such as Mass Effect isn’t easy to continue if they want to keep innovative and popular, and yet, as we’ve already have found, the series has to continue.

This is why other big long running hits such as Call of Duty, Halo and Assassin’s Creed go on for so long with minimalistic structure and mechanical gameplay changes; they had been safe bets at making a profit. That’s the ultimate curse when a game becomes as big as this, expenses are generally very high and so less bigger changes to appeal to that much larger audience is the best way to go.  So, we may just see another third person action focused RPG from Mass Effect after all and at the unfortunate lesser expense of true industry innovation. Or alternatively, if enough money is made from one successful project it’s not impossible for another more ambitious Mass Effect game to be prototyped, it’s be done before, and if so, Mass Effect Online and Mass Effect Wars here I come.

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A Brit who distributed a Trojan horse that posed as a patch for popular shoot-em-up game Call of Duty has been jailed for 18 months.

Lewys Martin, 20, of Deal in Kent, used the malware to harvest bank login credentials, credit card details and internet passwords from the compromised Windows PCs of his victims. Martin then apparently laundered the credentials via underground cybercrime forums, earning $5 or less for every credential, directing proceeds of his criminal activity towards an offshore account in Costa Rica, funds which remain beyond the reach of UK police.

Martin’s activities might have gone undiscovered if not for his arrest during what police described as a drunken attempt to break into a local college and steal computer equipment. Police who raided his home discovered printouts of stolen credit card numbers and papers relating to a fraudulent bank loan, obtained under a false name.

The student was convicted last November but sentence was deferred to allow him to complete a university computer course. however, bail was revoked after Martin was caught with several other individuals trying to break into Walmer Science College in Deal.

He caused hundreds of pounds of damages in criminal damages during the bungled burglary, according to local reports.

Martin was prosecuted and subsequently convicted for three burglary and fraud charges, leading up to a sentence hearing this week when he was jailed for 18 months.

A court clerk at Canterbury Crown Court confirmed the terms of the sentencing this week, which following earlier guilty pleas on the specimen charges. Further fraud charges were taken into consideration in sentencing Martin to a substantial spell behind bars.

Gamers are a popular target for malware distributors. Much of this malign activity is directed at gamers in the far East but Western shoot-em-up and role-playing fans are also at risk and ought to be wary of malware posing as gaming cracks and other common tricks, as explained in a blog post by Sophos here. ®

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Fantasy RPG Game of Thrones and fantasy MMO TERA Online already are seeing modest discounts. the upcoming RPG from Capcom, Dragon’s Dogma likewise is getting about $10 off from one retailer. these and another 50 discounts, credits and savings can be found in this week’s Moneysaver below!

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