The City of Angels goes to hell in the newest gameplay footage from Treyarch’s upcoming sequel to the hit Call of Duty: Black Ops. L.A.’s iconic freeways become a shattered battlefield when future America’s massive store unmanned war assets get turned against us. An escort mission where the player character safeguards the American president through a full-scale attack showed off x-ray sniper scopes and what appeared to be a web-connected engagement theater. The bar for COD‘s trademark set pieces looks like it’ getting raised big time in Black Ops 2. Look for more coverage this week on Kotaku.
Black Ops 2 Blows Up E3 and Los Angeles in New Gameplay Footage
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