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Call of Duty: Black Ops III

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- Denne varer er brugt Beskrivelse Call of Duty(r): Black Ops III deploys its players into a future where biotechnology has enabled a new breed of Black Ops soldier. Call of Duty: Black Ops III for PlayStation(r) 3 and Xbox 360 features two modes only: Multiplayer and Zombies, providing fans with an expansive Multiplayer and an all-new film-noir Zombies adventure. PREPARE FOR A LEVELED-UP MULTIPLAYER: New Movement System: Call of Duty: Black Ops III features a new momentum-based chained-movement system, allowing players to fluidly move through the environment with finesse, using controlled thrust jumps, slides, and mantling abilities in a multitude of combinations, all while maintaining complete control over your weapon. Tailored Map Design: Maps are designed from the ground-up for the new movement system, allowing players to be successful with traditional movement, as well as advanced tactics and maneuvers. Specialist Characters: Black Ops III multiplayer also introduces the new Specialist character system, which fundamentally changes the way players engage in combat by allowing players to master each specific character's battle-hardened capabilities and weapons. FIGHT THE UNDEAD IN AN ALL-NEW HORROR STORY: All-New Narrative: Black Ops III provides a signature Zombies offering - a full-game experience with its own distinct storyline. XP Progression System: Zombies includes a full XP-based progression system for players that adds depth and re-playability to the engaging gameplay Zombies fans have come to expect. Call of Duty: Black Ops III for [PlayStation(r) 3/Xbox 360] also includes the original Call of Duty(r): Black Ops. Manual Yes Original Boks Yes Genre FPS Region Europe

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EAN5030917162428
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