It's little surprise that Activision has Call Of Duty: Black Ops III coming out this year, but the announcement trailer, which appeared on 10 th April, caused a clamour of excitement in any case. the trailer itself appeared to give away relatively little just a swirl of letters and numbers, followed by the ominously large Black Ops III logo.
Since then, we've learned that the sequel will be set in the future, but there are also suggestions that part of its plot will also take place in the 1980s. Some eagle-eyed web dwellers also noticed that some apparently random numbers in the trailer were actually map coordinates, which when put into google would seem to suggest that we'll be revisiting familiar locations in Singapore and Egypt places last seen in Black Ops 2.
A hidden marketing blurb was also discovered, tucked away in the code of the official Call Of Duty website. the most interesting bit of that blurb? It not only talks about '' a dark, twisted future where a new breed of Black Ops soldiers emerges '' and '' military robotics, '' but also reveals that, yes, the Zombies mode will be returning. Again, none of this information is too much of a surprise, but it's worth noting that the Call Of Duty series seems to be drifting further into Deux Ex-Style sci-fi With each passing instalment.
We'll know for sure what it all means when Call Of Duty: Black Ops III emerges in the autumn.
In the next 50 years, technological advancements will lead us into a world where only those who risk going too far, will find out how far we can actually go.
Since then, we've learned that the sequel will be set in the future, but there are also suggestions that part of its plot will also take place in the 1980s. Some eagle-eyed web dwellers also noticed that some apparently random numbers in the trailer were actually map coordinates, which when put into google would seem to suggest that we'll be revisiting familiar locations in Singapore and Egypt places last seen in Black Ops 2.
A hidden marketing blurb was also discovered, tucked away in the code of the official Call Of Duty website. the most interesting bit of that blurb? It not only talks about '' a dark, twisted future where a new breed of Black Ops soldiers emerges '' and '' military robotics, '' but also reveals that, yes, the Zombies mode will be returning. Again, none of this information is too much of a surprise, but it's worth noting that the Call Of Duty series seems to be drifting further into Deux Ex-Style sci-fi With each passing instalment.
We'll know for sure what it all means when Call Of Duty: Black Ops III emerges in the autumn.
In the next 50 years, technological advancements will lead us into a world where only those who risk going too far, will find out how far we can actually go.