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# Cold War global settings 7 play modes variety Era-authentic arsenal Call of Duty: Black Ops

**Brand:** activision
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## Summary

> 🔥 Own the Cold War battlefield — where legends are made and no one sits on the sidelines!

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- **What is this?** Call of Duty: Black Ops by activision
- **How much does it cost?** MX$1368 with free shipping
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- activision enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Training Mode Genius:** Sharpen your skills with built-in map tutorials that flatten the learning curve and boost your multiplayer dominance.
- • **Zombies Mode Gold Standard:** Join the cult-favorite survival mode with deep lore and legendary maps like Kino der Toten for endless co-op thrills.
- • **Immersive Cold War Campaign:** Experience a gripping, cinematic narrative through iconic historical conflicts that redefine FPS storytelling.
- • **Era-Authentic Arsenal & Vehicles:** Command Cold War-era weapons and vehicles, including the SR-71 Blackbird and explosive crossbows, for authentic tactical gameplay.
- • **Multiplayer Mastery & Innovation:** Dive into expertly balanced maps and pioneering modes like Wager Matches that keep competition fresh and fierce.

## Overview

Call of Duty: Black Ops is the seventh installment in the iconic franchise, delivering a masterclass in narrative-driven FPS action set during the Cold War. Featuring a diverse range of play modes—single player, local and online multiplayer, and the definitive Zombies experience—this PS3 classic blends traditional Call of Duty gameplay with innovative features like Wager Matches and a revolutionary training mode. With era-authentic weapons and globally varied combat zones, it remains a must-have for FPS enthusiasts craving intense, story-rich, and endlessly replayable action.

## Description

The newest installment in the biggest action series of all time and the follow-up to last year's blockbuster Modern Warfare 2, Call of Duty: Black Ops launches on November 9, 2010.

Review: Peak Military Noir: Why ‘Black Ops’ Remains the Gritty, Psychological King of the Series! - Treyarch didn’t just make a shooter here; they made a high-stakes psychological thriller. From the "Numbers" mystery to the birth of the modern Zombies craze, this title represents the peak of military noir storytelling. The Campaign: A Masterclass in Narrative Most FPS campaigns are forgettable "Michael Bay" explosions, but Black Ops is different. Following Alex Mason through the Cold War, the Bay of Pigs, and Vietnam, the story is dark, claustrophobic, and genuinely surprising. The performance by Sam Worthington (Mason) and the return of Viktor Reznov (Gary Oldman) create an emotional weight that is rarely found in the genre. On the PS3, the cinematic pacing remains tight, and the "mind-bending" twists still land with incredible impact. Multiplayer: The Birth of Personalization This was the game that introduced CoD Points and Wager Matches (Gun Game, Sticks & Stones). The Maps: Firing Range, Summit, and the legendary Nuketown were born here. These maps were designed with "three-lane" perfection that modern shooters still try to emulate. The Feel: The gunplay on the DualShock 3 is snappy. While the graphics show their age today, the "crunchy" sound design and the recoil patterns of the Galil and Famas still feel incredibly satisfying. Zombies: The Gold Standard While World at War started it, Black Ops perfected it. Kino der Toten is arguably the most iconic Zombies map of all time. It struck the perfect balance between accessible survival and deep "Easter Egg" lore. On the PS3, the split-screen performance is surprisingly stable, making it a staple for couch co-op nostalgia. PROS Unrivaled Storytelling: This is widely considered the best story in the Call of Duty franchise. It’s gritty, smart, and doesn’t pull any punches. The "Wager Match" Suite: These party modes (especially One in the Chamber) are some of the most fun you can have in local or online multiplayer. Comprehensive Zombies Content: From the "Five" map (featuring JFK and Nixon) to the Dead Ops Arcade, the amount of content outside of the campaign is massive. Iconic Soundtrack: Sean Murray’s score captures the tension of the 1960s perfectly. Stereoscopic 3D Support: For those with 3D-capable TVs of that era, this was a rare, immersive treat on the PS3. CONS PS3 Performance Dips: Compared to the Xbox 360 version of the time, the PS3 version occasionally suffers from lower frame rates and slightly softer textures in high-action scenes. Host Migration: Since the game relies on peer-to-peer hosting, a player with a poor connection "leaving" can still interrupt the flow of a match. Graphics are Dated: By 2026 standards, the lighting and character models look blocky, but the art direction carries it through. Overall Input Call of Duty: Black Ops for the PS3 is a definitive piece of gaming history. It proved that Treyarch could not only compete with Infinity Ward but could surpass them in terms of creative storytelling and world-building. It is a rugged, intense, and endlessly replayable title that defines an entire era of gaming. Reviewer Pro-Tip: If you’re playing the campaign again, keep your eyes peeled for the hidden computer terminal in the main menu. If you break out of your chair (tap L2 and R2 repeatedly), you can access the terminal to play the text-adventure game Zork or unlock the Dead Ops Arcade! Who is this for? FPS fans who value story, Zombies enthusiasts, and anyone looking to experience the high-water mark of the 7th-generation console era.
Review: Iterative Review: First impressions (updates will follow) - I am writing this review after 5 hours of playing time. To that end, please realize that this should not be viewed as a comprehensive review. I will update as I become more familiar with the product, and if you do not find this review helpful, please let me know why in the comments section. I'll be happy to address the issue ASAP. Original Review begins here: COD: Black Ops is the third COD game I have played but the first I have owned. I opted for Battlefield Bad Company 2 over MW2 last time around, but I am neither a COD, BF, or MoH fanboy. I am also a professional software tester, and while that doesn't lend more inherent weight to my opinions, I hope it lets you know where I'm coming from in a review. For a game to be enjoyable to me, it has to be bug-free, smooth, and without major play imbalances. Each of these three types of issues have plagued FPS games, so I will begin with this point -- COD:BO does not suffer from any of those issues. It is the smoothest game, particularly multi-player, that I have ever played. I have read reviews on desertcart from other customers who felt exactly the opposite, so I'm tempted to think that's an internet issue. I have the fastest connection possible, and I can tell you without doubt that it is much, much smoother than anything else I've played in the FPS realm for PS3 (or even PC, for that matter). Graphics: Really, really, really good -- but not perfect. This doesn't bother me, even a little. Multiplayer: Good gun balance but a bit of a learning curve. I'm an old-school PC FPS guy, so I still don't have my stick reflexes worked out. Melee attacks seem to have minimal "suck-in" effect (as opposed to, say, Gears of War) but I do wish the melee attack animations were a little more visually appealing. I haven't encountered any overpowered weapons yet, which is a huge plus. This game will *not*, however, work well for folks who like the objective-based squad play of BFBC2. If you want that out of this game, it isn't there -- at least not within five hours of gameplay. Maybe one of the unlocked modes will suffice -- I just simply can't say that yet. The unlockable system is great. It's vastly superior to anything else out there right now. Single Player: Beautiful and engaging from the first moments. I haven't played very far into it, so I'll leave it at that for now. Major gaming review sites seemed to think very highly of the story line, though, so I'd recommend checking around for some of those reviews. Training Mode: Honestly, this is a stroke of genius. Thank you, Treyarch. Thank you. You can actually learn the multiplayer maps before you play them now. This is the most useful tool I've seen included for a gamer because it lessens the learning curve. Critiques: Spawning in multiplayer can be bad. Sometimes you will spawn in as an enemy runs around the corner and pegs you while you try to figure out which way is up. The upside here is that camping choke-points off of spawn is virtually impossible (for the 'attacker') due to each map's design. The maps are smaller than I expected, but larger maps may have been too much to ask for. Overall: I highly recommend this game so far, and I also would submit that anyone experiencing "frame rate issues" in multi is instead suffering from a subpar internet connection. If you aren't a diehard of any previous shooter, this one will do very nicely for you. If you love BFBC2 and want something similar, hold off. If you love MW2, you may still prefer it. I'm not sure what to say for MoH because the critic reviews have been so negative about it that I didn't put any eggs in that basket at all. I'll be updating this review as we go. Good luck, and God bless! ***First Edit*** This game is just crazy fun in multi. I haven't spent any time in single player due to how fun multi is. There are issues -- there's no real reason to play with anything other than an assault rifle (famas or galil, usually) except for novelty. Certain killstreaks are virtually useless against experienced players (planes should be shot down 5 seconds after they're up if you're playing someone who knows what they're doing). Spawns are as good as they can be due to map size and game style. You *will* be spawn killed once in a great while. That being said, it's like crack. You won't be able to stop playing.

## Features

- Wide array of play modes including single player, local multiplayer versus and online co-op and multiplayer
- Seventh installment of the Call of Duty series, based on the live fire conflicts of the Cold War era
- Diverse variety of play setting ranging from urban air and ground combat in SE Asia, to snow combat in Soviet region and jungle combat
- Blending of traditional COD and new first-person character scenarios designed to both retain the essence of the COD gaming experience and ensure constantly flowing and varied action
- New arsenal of weapons and vehicles tied to the Cold War era, including the SR-71 Blackbird and sited explosive-tipped crossbows

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003JVCA9Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16,860 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #213 in PlayStation 3 Games |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Sony PlayStation 3 CECH-4012C |
| Computer Platform | PlayStation 3 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (2,920) |
| Date First Available | April 30, 2010 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Weight | 2.88 ounces |
| Item model number | 84004 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Activision Publishing |
| Product Dimensions | 1.1 x 6.9 x 0.63 inches; 2.88 ounces |
| Publication Date | November 9, 2010 |
| Rated | Mature |
| Release date | November 9, 2010 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 047875840041 783651520249 |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Peak Military Noir: Why ‘Black Ops’ Remains the Gritty, Psychological King of the Series!
*by M***W on January 4, 2026*

Treyarch didn’t just make a shooter here; they made a high-stakes psychological thriller. From the "Numbers" mystery to the birth of the modern Zombies craze, this title represents the peak of military noir storytelling. The Campaign: A Masterclass in Narrative Most FPS campaigns are forgettable "Michael Bay" explosions, but Black Ops is different. Following Alex Mason through the Cold War, the Bay of Pigs, and Vietnam, the story is dark, claustrophobic, and genuinely surprising. The performance by Sam Worthington (Mason) and the return of Viktor Reznov (Gary Oldman) create an emotional weight that is rarely found in the genre. On the PS3, the cinematic pacing remains tight, and the "mind-bending" twists still land with incredible impact. Multiplayer: The Birth of Personalization This was the game that introduced CoD Points and Wager Matches (Gun Game, Sticks & Stones). The Maps: Firing Range, Summit, and the legendary Nuketown were born here. These maps were designed with "three-lane" perfection that modern shooters still try to emulate. The Feel: The gunplay on the DualShock 3 is snappy. While the graphics show their age today, the "crunchy" sound design and the recoil patterns of the Galil and Famas still feel incredibly satisfying. Zombies: The Gold Standard While World at War started it, Black Ops perfected it. Kino der Toten is arguably the most iconic Zombies map of all time. It struck the perfect balance between accessible survival and deep "Easter Egg" lore. On the PS3, the split-screen performance is surprisingly stable, making it a staple for couch co-op nostalgia. PROS Unrivaled Storytelling: This is widely considered the best story in the Call of Duty franchise. It’s gritty, smart, and doesn’t pull any punches. The "Wager Match" Suite: These party modes (especially One in the Chamber) are some of the most fun you can have in local or online multiplayer. Comprehensive Zombies Content: From the "Five" map (featuring JFK and Nixon) to the Dead Ops Arcade, the amount of content outside of the campaign is massive. Iconic Soundtrack: Sean Murray’s score captures the tension of the 1960s perfectly. Stereoscopic 3D Support: For those with 3D-capable TVs of that era, this was a rare, immersive treat on the PS3. CONS PS3 Performance Dips: Compared to the Xbox 360 version of the time, the PS3 version occasionally suffers from lower frame rates and slightly softer textures in high-action scenes. Host Migration: Since the game relies on peer-to-peer hosting, a player with a poor connection "leaving" can still interrupt the flow of a match. Graphics are Dated: By 2026 standards, the lighting and character models look blocky, but the art direction carries it through. Overall Input Call of Duty: Black Ops for the PS3 is a definitive piece of gaming history. It proved that Treyarch could not only compete with Infinity Ward but could surpass them in terms of creative storytelling and world-building. It is a rugged, intense, and endlessly replayable title that defines an entire era of gaming. Reviewer Pro-Tip: If you’re playing the campaign again, keep your eyes peeled for the hidden computer terminal in the main menu. If you break out of your chair (tap L2 and R2 repeatedly), you can access the terminal to play the text-adventure game Zork or unlock the Dead Ops Arcade! Who is this for? FPS fans who value story, Zombies enthusiasts, and anyone looking to experience the high-water mark of the 7th-generation console era.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Iterative Review: First impressions (updates will follow)
*by R***S on November 10, 2010*

I am writing this review after 5 hours of playing time. To that end, please realize that this should not be viewed as a comprehensive review. I will update as I become more familiar with the product, and if you do not find this review helpful, please let me know why in the comments section. I'll be happy to address the issue ASAP. Original Review begins here: COD: Black Ops is the third COD game I have played but the first I have owned. I opted for Battlefield Bad Company 2 over MW2 last time around, but I am neither a COD, BF, or MoH fanboy. I am also a professional software tester, and while that doesn't lend more inherent weight to my opinions, I hope it lets you know where I'm coming from in a review. For a game to be enjoyable to me, it has to be bug-free, smooth, and without major play imbalances. Each of these three types of issues have plagued FPS games, so I will begin with this point -- COD:BO does not suffer from any of those issues. It is the smoothest game, particularly multi-player, that I have ever played. I have read reviews on amazon from other customers who felt exactly the opposite, so I'm tempted to think that's an internet issue. I have the fastest connection possible, and I can tell you without doubt that it is much, much smoother than anything else I've played in the FPS realm for PS3 (or even PC, for that matter). Graphics: Really, really, really good -- but not perfect. This doesn't bother me, even a little. Multiplayer: Good gun balance but a bit of a learning curve. I'm an old-school PC FPS guy, so I still don't have my stick reflexes worked out. Melee attacks seem to have minimal "suck-in" effect (as opposed to, say, Gears of War) but I do wish the melee attack animations were a little more visually appealing. I haven't encountered any overpowered weapons yet, which is a huge plus. This game will *not*, however, work well for folks who like the objective-based squad play of BFBC2. If you want that out of this game, it isn't there -- at least not within five hours of gameplay. Maybe one of the unlocked modes will suffice -- I just simply can't say that yet. The unlockable system is great. It's vastly superior to anything else out there right now. Single Player: Beautiful and engaging from the first moments. I haven't played very far into it, so I'll leave it at that for now. Major gaming review sites seemed to think very highly of the story line, though, so I'd recommend checking around for some of those reviews. Training Mode: Honestly, this is a stroke of genius. Thank you, Treyarch. Thank you. You can actually learn the multiplayer maps before you play them now. This is the most useful tool I've seen included for a gamer because it lessens the learning curve. Critiques: Spawning in multiplayer can be bad. Sometimes you will spawn in as an enemy runs around the corner and pegs you while you try to figure out which way is up. The upside here is that camping choke-points off of spawn is virtually impossible (for the 'attacker') due to each map's design. The maps are smaller than I expected, but larger maps may have been too much to ask for. Overall: I highly recommend this game so far, and I also would submit that anyone experiencing "frame rate issues" in multi is instead suffering from a subpar internet connection. If you aren't a diehard of any previous shooter, this one will do very nicely for you. If you love BFBC2 and want something similar, hold off. If you love MW2, you may still prefer it. I'm not sure what to say for MoH because the critic reviews have been so negative about it that I didn't put any eggs in that basket at all. I'll be updating this review as we go. Good luck, and God bless! ***First Edit*** This game is just crazy fun in multi. I haven't spent any time in single player due to how fun multi is. There are issues -- there's no real reason to play with anything other than an assault rifle (famas or galil, usually) except for novelty. Certain killstreaks are virtually useless against experienced players (planes should be shot down 5 seconds after they're up if you're playing someone who knows what they're doing). Spawns are as good as they can be due to map size and game style. You *will* be spawn killed once in a great while. That being said, it's like crack. You won't be able to stop playing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The most innovative COD even after MW3
*by J***. on April 24, 2012*

I cant believe that Infinity Ward released Modern Warfare 3 after this game with as little as they added to the series unlike Black Ops. Black Ops adds several features that try to keep the COD train going including more gun customization like putting your clan tag and emblem on your gun, you can completely make your own player card which is choose a background and design your own emblem, unlike MW3 where the titles are almost the exact same as MW2. They also added a credit system, wager matches and when you chose your first perk it is the deciding factor of what your character will look like. On top of that the campaign is actually lengthy and entertaining but doesn't try to be over entertaining like Infinity Wards last two entries. Then the zombies also return and are better than ever also this is the perfect start up game for someone new to the series with the addition of combat training which is where you can play team deathmatch with AI opponents so you can get the feel for online play and the maps without everyone getting mad and yelling stuff like noob in your ear which seems to ruin the experience for people right out of the gate. So really it just depends what you want, more of the same with spec ops where you shoot AI soldiers with a buddy or would you rather shoot zombies with buddies. Do you want a very short and explosion ridden overly exciting to the point that its predictable and boring campaign or a deep very thought out lengthy campaign and the thing that I care the most about: Multiplayer, do you want the exact same game as the one from a few years ago, granted COD online is almost the same anyway but the changes black ops added make it the best COD yet and hands down a no brainer for the COD game to get until we see whats happening this year with the series. To shorten this, lengthy entertaining campaign, plenty of zombies new maps and old, and the best multiplayer including customization, perks, hit detection, weapons and map choice the series has ever seen. Do yourself a favor and pick this one up and just let Modern Warfare slip back to 2009 where it belongs. Also anyone thinking about buying this for there children under 17 please reconsider. What people dont seem to understand is that there is a reason why its rated M for mature. I cant believe parents would buy a game like this for anyone under 17 and if you do dont get mad when your son or daughter run around throwing F bombs and racial slurs everywhere because thats a majority of what you hear online is 14 and under year olds using curse words and racial slurs in every sentence, Video games are not babysitters, pay attention to your kids in general and pay attention to what you buy them or what games they are playing because there are some pretty graphic games out there and they are easy to overlook. It sickens me to see so many young children playing a game like this and there parents thinking that its fine because they can trust there kids and there kids are "mature" for there age and everyone elses kids are playing it so why not ect. If you let them play them at least make sure they understand its just a game and parents realize that online gaming is a new social media and people from all over the world and of all ages are on there and alot of them say some pretty sick and disturbing things online, especially when a girl with a mic gets online, also make sure they understand that guns are not toys I cant count how many times Ive heard of firearm accidents in which online shooters and video games in general were the main thing to blame. The parents should be the ones to blame for buying a game that your child couldnt buy if he wanted to without you because its rated mature.

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