While Call of Duty Black Ops III’s campaign is not terrible, it lacks the pacing and character development enjoyed by the previous (and subsequent) Call of Duty campaigns.
While the campaign is not bad, Call of Duty Black Ops II fans expected something that would match and possibly surpass the former. Single Player Content.Ĭall of Duty Black Ops III’s campaign is the weakest of the original trilogy and has been widely regarded as one of the worst Call of Duty campaigns in recent memory. However, with both systems receiving all of the same base content, the majority of gamers from both platforms will surely be too busy enjoying what's currently offered to actually care about which company initially retains the rights to future DLC.Ĭall of Duty: Black Ops 3 is available now for PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.Despite having the weakest campaign in the history of the series, Call of Duty Black Ops III redeems itself by offering the most robust zombie mode offering in the history of the franchise alongside passable, if not enjoyable multiplayer content.
#BLACK OPS 3 PLAYSTATION PS4#
Plus, he proclaimed that in the end, Microsoft's current-gen system will eventually get all of the content related to Black Ops 3 that Sony's does.Įven though Greenberg makes a salient point, it's important to note that PlayStation players will be privy to the add-ons a month in advance, which has the potential to sway the opinion of Call of Duty fans without a next-gen console into purchasing a PS4 this holiday season instead of an Xbox One. While Sony is indeed confident about Call of Duty: Black Ops 3's future on the PlayStation 4, Xbox's Aaron Greenberg remains unruffled by the matter, citing the Xbox One's strong line-up of shooters in addition to Treyarch's, including Halo and Gears of War. The company even created a unique PS4 1 TB bundle with designs and color schemes reminiscent of those found in Black Ops 3. After all, Sony has definitely gone all out as far as publicity for the game goes. Nevertheless, his claim is to be expected due to the Japan-based multinational having inked a deal with Activision. Much like Sony's recent declaration of shooter fans switching to PS4, Boyes' announcement today is certainly hyperbolic. This is the game our fans want, and we're proud to welcome Call of Duty to its new home on PlayStation 4." The massive reception to the game's multiplayer beta only a few months ago demonstrated the huge appetite our fans have for this franchise and the anticipation for Black Ops III. "This is a historic partnership that makes PlayStation the best place to play Call of Duty. Not to mention, its advertising has prominently featured Sony's next-gen console rather than Xbox. Rather than have Call of Duty: Black Ops 3's promotional materials, services, and products cater to Microsoft as was the standard in the past, the futuristic first-person shooter will have materials such as timed-exclusive DLC available on PlayStation platforms first.
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The full statement from the tech firm executive regarding the matter makes reference to Sony's co-marketing and exclusivity partnership made with Activison that was announced back at E3 2015 in June.
Sony Computer Entertainment's Vice President of Publisher & Development Relations, Adam Boyes, has declared that PlayStation 4 is the “best place to play” Call of Duty: Black Ops 3. In commemoration of Call of Duty: Black Ops 3's release today, Sony declares that Activision's and Treyarch's first-person shooter is best experienced on the PS4.
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