The Call of Duty: Black Ops Limited Edition hits Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 next week at North American retailers, packing in one game and one token for “First Strike” downloadable content that originally hit in February. Cost? $US59.99 USD.
What’s In The New Call Of Duty: Black Ops Limited Edition Re-release?
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6 responses to “What’s In The New Call Of Duty: Black Ops Limited Edition Re-release?”
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Brendan
So in other words $110 for Australians (if you buy at EB, or $89.99 for everyone else)
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mattroe
Wait, so Activision has gone from releasing the same game every year to literally identical games every half year?
Wow.
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Matt
why is this called an LE re-release? the original LE had the WaW maps and other perks…this has a code for a pack you can buy online.
I’m assuming this is going to happen with every CoD game then? :\
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Braaains
You’d think they’d at least do what most other GOTY type editions do and include ALL the DLC.
I think they mean the re-release itself is a “limited edition”. i.e. limited to only 1 of the DLC packs 😛
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toolboy
This smacks like a standard, boring sales boosting tactic.
It seems to me that this franchise has for a long time only been about making $$$ and not games!Am I just getting old and grumpy or am i not alone?
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Adrian Milano
Yeah your not old and grumpy, I wont get MW3 for the same reasons and because it will suck like the last 2 from game play perspective.
Michael Bay on rails shooter anyone….
I will get Battlefield 3 though if it is a good game, one for fun and two to make a point my money goes to the product worth money and not the i’ll buy it regardless cash cow activision is pulling.
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