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CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS II the future


Black Ops II is the most ambitious Call Of Duty yet and elevates Treyarch out of its B-studio status.





CLAW’S OUT: The futuristic setting allows Treyarch to toy with advanced weapon prototypes, such as super-advanced assault drones and ‘walking self-aware gun platforms’ called The CLAW


CALL OF DUTY: WORLD AT WAR November 14th, 2008: Zombies were the stars in Treyarch’s return to the series. Famous faces Keifer Sutherland and Gary Oldman lent their voices to the game.


Setting 1942 – 1944 We’re back to WWII, but this time the action focuses on the war in the Pacific.


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MODERN WARFARE 2 November 10th, 2009: The first true sequel to a Call of Dutyproved to be the series’ most controversial yet, dealing with terrorism and war on US soil.


Setting: 2016 World War III has begun, with Russian troops invading the US.


CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS


November 9th, 2010: Treyarch stopped working on movie tie-ins to focus solely on CoD


with this game. It remains the most successful game in the series so far.


Setting: 1961 – 1968 In a change of pace, Treyarch sets the game during the Cold War.


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November 17th, 2011: Infinity Ward teamed up with new studio


Sledgehammer to complete the Modern Warfarestory.


Setting: 2016 to 2017 A global war with fighting in UK, France, Germany and the US.


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