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Sunday, May 6, 2012

[PC, PS3, X360] 21st Century Cold War near-future setting confirmed for Black Ops 2

[PC, PS3, X360] 21st Century Cold War near-future setting confirmed for Black Ops 2
It looks like some additional information concerning the debut trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 has leaked into the public domain. If you head over to the official Call of Duty website and go to the trailer's page you can scroll down and see some additional information. It is unclear if it was intended to be seen by the public but the cat's out of the bag now. [Image: game-news-image-2012-2fd1e0cfba0fb2aff7b...b869fa.png]
So, there you have it! Looks like the Cold War theme will be carrying over into the Black Ops sequel but with a shift to a near future. What are your hopes for the next installment in the annual Call of Duty juggernaut?

Written by: Kyran Morrison

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Sunday, December 11, 2011

Miyamoto definitely not retiring, but setting up for his eventual departure

by on Dec 9th 2011 9:45AM

Shigeru Miyamoto is definitely not retiring from Nintendo. But the question of whether he is "retiring" from his high-level executive position has been pointlessly contentious, with Nintendo PR countering his own claims.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, the game design legend was more guarded in his words, saying that the company should be "structured" to continue operations without him, to transition toward his eventual departure. "I should also admit that it might be better without me," Miyamoto said. "I mean that a different approach and different talent might emerge, though I shouldn't dwell on this because then the article might indeed say 'Mr. Miyamoto is thinking about retiring,' because that is not the case." Of course he will have to leave Nintendo at some point, because he ages at the normal human rate.

He reiterated his interest in spending time on smaller ideas, though the WSJ reports that he said those ideas could "blossom" into larger games.


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