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The multiplayer reveal trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 introduces a ton of new gadgets and toys to play with during the endless hours of deathmatch. Practically every moment of this trailer is packed with awesome footage of stuff we desperately want to get our hands on. The future may be Black, but the future of Black Ops multiplayer is looking bright.
Words cannot describe how much we want to stroll through a multiplayer level in a personal mech. There are no words. Also, judging from the ending of the trailer - with an announcer casting some of the "holy shhh" moments of a player - it may be that Activision is hinting at a future for Black Ops 2 in eSports. Which seems like an obvious move given how popular Call of Duty already is, and how popular eSports is becoming.
