“Call of Duty Black Ops 2″ is Confirmed By Target, Official Release Date & Pre-Orders
GeneralPosted on Friday, April 27th, 2012 at 10:54 PM by Guest
Ready your weapons: Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 is real and it’s coming November 13th, according to Target.
The news was revealed when IGN acquired a pre-order card for Black Ops 2, showing the date listed. One location confirmed the game will be available for pre-order May 2nd.
Call of Duty is the subject of speculation among a lot of gamers recently with the recent retail leak and the constantly updating teaser site. The game, which will be Treyarch’s last attempt at the series, will be available November 13th.
Going to get the next Call of Duty? Or are you skipping this entry altogether?
Let us know your plans in the comments!
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