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Black Ops II pulps previous pre-order performance

Haul of duty, again

Amazon says interest in Black Ops II has already gone ballistic, as the number of gamers who have placed orders for the game in the first 24 hours outnumbers the equivalent figure for its 2010 predecessor three to one.

The minute Treyarch's Call of Duty: Black Ops II was announced this week, it was always expected to smash the box office upon release.

And with more gamers converted to the CoD franchise over the years, it's perhaps unsurprising that pre-order interest has increased.

Still... by that much? Wowzers.

Call of Duty: Black Ops II

The original Black Ops took sales to the extreme and became the best selling videogame of all time - in the US at least.

Call of Duty: Black Ops II shoots towards shelves on 13 November. The anticipated FPS is currently priced at £42.90 on Amazon, if you're that bothered. ®

I heartily await

"Modern Warfare: My Little Pony"

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Meh

I'll stick with BF3 on PC I reckon, despite the bugs and the cheats.

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Is it just me, or....

that rifle in the pic looks quite like the SCAR in Crysis 1

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Re: I heartily await

Been done... http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6685894/call%20of%20cutie.jpg

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Re: Ib4

Give it another 10 years and this franchise might evolve into Unreal Tournament 1999.

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