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Call Of Duty's Nuketown And Assassin's Creed Get The Mega Bloks Treatment
Mega Bloks recently showcased new sets modeled after Assassin's Creed and Call of Duty.
The Call of Duty set (seen above) is modeled after the Nuketown multiplayer map – the one with all the mannequins that some players are always shooting at by mistake thinking they are players. I've never done that myself, but I hear it happens to some players.
Mega Bloks also showed off new Assassin's Creed sets based on Ezio Auditore da Firenze's time in the hood (seen below), as well as a high seas set based on Assassin's Creed: Black Flag. You can learn more by heading over to Toy Ark's website.
[Source: Toyark]
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