Its possible that the annual releases are a cause for this you can serve consumers but you can 't spoil them. With year-to-year releases, expectations of change and innovation rises to high. It also doesn 't help that there seem to be critics everywhere you go.
@Justin r n r nI agree that they should go the way of software, unless they are willing to compete for hardcore gamers again. The casual schtick will only get copied, but hardcore gaming is where loyalty is bred. r n r nR.I.P the Gamecube and SSBM.
As for the Canada exclusivity, I would take a guess that they are testing the market and seeing what happens. Even if it is successful in Canada I don 't think it will do so well in the States because of the obvious lack of features the biggest of which ...
There was a good review of this game on IGN: r nhttp://www.ign.com/articles/2012/11/16/black-ops-2-makes-500-million-in-24-hours abthid 50a6abd3f570f63021000008 r n r nLooks to be worth all the hype IMO.
Seems to me, from this article, that the future of gaming is dependent on better A.I. i.e. NPCs. Obviously you can 't really tell a good gaming story by replacing all of the NPCs with players, so the next best thing would be intelligent NPCs that allow you to interact ...
