Anyway, you can look for Call of Duty: Black Ops II to launch next week for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC and you can pick up a copy of the game and give away more control to big corporations for only $59.99.

The extra polish should help to sell Black Ops 2's future setting a little better on PC but with Warface, Battlefield 3 and Planetside 2 kicking around, it'll be going up against some big engines ...

Black Ops 2 will not be one of those games. With these two additions, it appears that Treyarch is staying true to the claim it made back in 2010 that it was, and remains a PC developer.

The PC edition of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 certainly seems the finest, technologically at least. A range of shiny graphical improvements offered by the DirectX 11-supporting engine on PC were ...