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Call of Duty: Black Ops III
Activision has released a dozen new screens for upcoming first person shooter Black Ops III. Along with showcasing the game's pristine graphical fidelity, these screens offer a closer look at Black Ops III's futuristic weapons and armor.
For those more interested in seeing a glimpse of Black Ops III's multiplayer, check out the trailer below.
Black Ops III marks the first Treyarch Call of Duty title with a three year development cycle. The extra time appears to have benefited the development team, something studio head Mark Lamia told us in an exclusive interview.
The third game in the Black Ops franchise launches for PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 on November 6 of this year. However, PlayStation 4 owners will be the first to play the game's beta as well as receive future downloadable content.
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