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VicViper on 19 June 2012

The full description reads:

Before the future could be won, history had to be written. Exposing that story exclusively on PlayStation Vita, Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified explores original fiction in the Call of Duty Black Ops universe with an all-new campaign of Special Ops missions. Optimized for gamers on-the-go, Call of Duty Black Ops: Declassified delivers the most intense handheld Call of Duty experience to date, including both Special Ops Story mode and Multiplayer combat tailored for the PS Vita.

 

Will it be big, huge or humongous?



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VicViper on 19 June 2012

Amazon has it listed too:

http://www.amazon.com/Call-Duty-Black-Declassified-PlayStation-Vita/dp/B002I0H09Y/?ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1340130847&sr=8-1&keywords=Call+of+Duty+Black+Ops%3A+Declassified&tag=gmgamzn-20



leatherhat on 19 June 2012

Give me zombies on the go and Ill buy it day one



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Ajescent on 19 June 2012
leatherhat said:
Give me zombies on the go and Ill buy it day one

They'll be foolish not to.



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zimbawawa on 19 June 2012

C.O.D for portables, not expecting much sales or sales boost



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Andrespetmonkey on 19 June 2012

No zombies no buy



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superchunk on 19 June 2012

yeah multiplayer that is stuck to wifi... so you'll pay $50 for a game that is basically a similar experience you already get at home... and you have to play it at home.. at least the best part of it.

I'd stick to the $60 home console version, hell wait a couple weeks and get the home version for $50.

This is exactly another example of why Vita will fail. While there are people here and there who'd buy this, its not mass market potential. Its not going to sale to the massive COD base that puts COD into the industry leading sales.

It probably won't reach 500.000 in sales, definitely not 1m. (life, not initial)



Mr Khan on 19 June 2012
superchunk said:

yeah multiplayer that is stuck to wifi... so you'll pay $50 for a game that is basically a similar experience you already get at home... and you have to play it at home.. at least the best part of it.

I'd stick to the $60 home console version, hell wait a couple weeks and get the home version for $50.

This is exactly another example of why Vita will fail. While there are people here and there who'd buy this, its not mass market potential. Its not going to sale to the massive COD base that puts COD into the industry leading sales.

It probably won't reach 500.000 in sales, definitely not 1m. (life, not initial)

I'm more optimistic. I'd say 1.5 million, and the matter of being stuck to wifi depends on how easily Vita synchs with networks, like with the 3DS' spotpass system.



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M.U.G.E.N on 19 June 2012

this thread is a perfect example why it is absolutely not possible to have a decent vita discussion thread outside of the official thread. Take notes you who bitch about official threads

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superchunk on 19 June 2012
Mr Khan said:

I'm more optimistic. I'd say 1.5 million, and the matter of being stuck to wifi depends on how easily Vita synchs with networks, like with the 3DS' spotpass system.

2007's PSP COD game reached 2m with a FAR higher userbase.

Vita's sales are not going to take off.

COD on portables is not a big thing yet as the most important part is multiplayer and being stuck to wifi really limits that appeal.