Black Ops II (Nintendo Wii U)

the game is good cause i already played when i had a ps3, my only concern is the game-pad itself, i cant aim properly or move properly i found completely not natural , even the bots at regular level are destroying me because of that, i tried to change the control sensitive setting a lot yesterday without better success , i will still trying to training a lot to see if is just because i have to be accustomed to the game pad , maybe i will update my review in the future Edit: solved i saw same solutions online and i set up the sensitivity very low at 8 without the acceleration look now i can aim a lot better with any weapon apparently the gamepad joysticks has a big dead zone and this create problem to aim with medium or high sensitivity for sure pro controller and wiimote will be better but thid solution make the gamepad turning back on the road.

Loads of fun with the kids

Even if you already own this on other systems, the Wii U version adds some nice touches and actually plays really well even compared to the Xbox 360 version. The graphics are crisp and clear, and I found the colours vivid and really popping - even more so than the Xbox version. If you want to play it a great game with a slightly different twist, then this deserves to be in you games library. The game plays at a smooth 60 frames a second with solid fluid control.

At £4.99 it was an absolute bargain!!! You can't really go wrong with a CoD game and this one is pretty good. Game play is great and the graphics look really smart - I'm running mine though a 50" television. There's been a lot of tech in the last few versions of this, so I'm pleased they're going back to their roots with a new WW II game.

I own all of the previous COD titles released for the Wii and am a big FPS fan but I have to say that I was left feeling pretty underwhelmed by this latest offering. It, of course, looks and sounds amazing on the shiny new Wii U but after that initial awe it is all more of the same we have seen before (aside from the new optional strategy based missions which I did not like at all). I was lucky enough to receive a bundle of games for my WiiU and titles such as ZombiU, AC 3, and Batman have had me really captivated by their depth and gameplay. As a result, COD has sat on the shelf gathering dust after I completed the single player campaign in jig time. Left feeling a bit ripped off price wise and gameplay wise. Now don't get me wrong, I liked this game and will still buy COD games in the future no doubt - but I think that the series is pretty much just sitting on its laurels now and will need to innovate and develop to continue.

I was told that this was the best COD available for Wii U (the other being Ghosts) and I was certainly left with no reason to doubt that. As a game it certainly runs well on Wii U - I experienced no frame rate or performance issues that can often blight games when they're badly ported to the Wii U. There's no "special Wii U features" like in Arkham City: Armoured Edition, where the game pad is put to some innovative use, but you very quickly forget about that. Ultimately it's a COD game, it's pretty much non-stop action with violence, swearing and gore - for the most part delivered with little thought or conscience. If you're not up for that, this isn't the game for you. It's a slightly older game now, and Wii U isn't well regarded for its online, but I haven't struggled to find people for a Team Deathmatch which is great fun.

COD BO II for the WiiU is full of content. The controls work great, the game is fun and the WiiU version is the best one due to the local multiplayer. You do not need split screen since you can use the gamepad for one player and the TV for the other. The online multiplayer is not much popular, people normally play the free for all mode, and not the where everyone, independent of the level play together, meaning that if you are new on COD, you will get killed multiple times.

Good game, but not very well made for the wiiU as the multiplayer likes to make the system crash