He plot of the game Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is in dark future
The controversial photograph in the article
Following the trailer of Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, was released a few days ago, comes new information on the kind of blockbuster game shots. Source code on the site of a series of Call of Duty games, originally discovered by Charlie Intel reveals new information about the platforms of the game, the story, the game modes and more. The game's story will be "distorted and dark future time a new strain of Black Ops soldiers rise to power and the lines are blurred between humanity itself and the technology we have created for a stay in the foreground, in a world where military robotics gland innovative world war". In addition to the game there will be 3 different game modes: story mode and multiplayer zombie mode. It all comes down to supply the "game deepest and most ambitious we have created", so Activision writes. Twitter user ThaTiemsz published a picture (found at the beginning of the article), which is formally defined as an image of the game. This picture was probably the site of Call of Duty, although nobody found it. Activision officially plans to unveil new details about the game on Sunday 26 April.
The controversial photograph in the article
Following the trailer of Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, was released a few days ago, comes new information on the kind of blockbuster game shots. Source code on the site of a series of Call of Duty games, originally discovered by Charlie Intel reveals new information about the platforms of the game, the story, the game modes and more. The game's story will be "distorted and dark future time a new strain of Black Ops soldiers rise to power and the lines are blurred between humanity itself and the technology we have created for a stay in the foreground, in a world where military robotics gland innovative world war". In addition to the game there will be 3 different game modes: story mode and multiplayer zombie mode. It all comes down to supply the "game deepest and most ambitious we have created", so Activision writes. Twitter user ThaTiemsz published a picture (found at the beginning of the article), which is formally defined as an image of the game. This picture was probably the site of Call of Duty, although nobody found it. Activision officially plans to unveil new details about the game on Sunday 26 April.
