--- product_id: 1324417 title: "Call of Duty: Black Ops - PC" brand: "activision" price: "AED 245" currency: AED in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Activision" url: https://www.desertcart.ae/products/1324417-call-of-duty-black-ops-pc store_origin: AE region: United Arab Emirates --- # Cold War global settings 7 play modes variety New era weapons & vehicles Call of Duty: Black Ops - PC **Brand:** activision **Price:** AED 245 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ”₯ Own the Cold War battlefield β€” where legends are made and no one sits on the sidelines! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Call of Duty: Black Ops - PC by activision - **How much does it cost?** AED 245 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ae](https://www.desertcart.ae/products/1324417-call-of-duty-black-ops-pc) ## Best For - activision enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted activision brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Cold War Immersion:** Experience gritty, authentic combat across diverse theatersβ€”from SE Asia jungles to Soviet snowscapes. - β€’ **Innovative Arsenal:** Command iconic Cold War weaponry including the SR-71 Blackbird and explosive-tipped crossbows for tactical dominance. - β€’ **Multiplayer Mastery:** Dive into seamless online co-op, local versus, and solo campaigns that keep you connected and competitive. - β€’ **Dynamic Gameplay Flow:** Blend classic Call of Duty intensity with fresh first-person scenarios for nonstop, varied action. - β€’ **Next-Level Social Integration:** In-game friend invites and clan menus keep your squad tight without ever leaving the battlefield. ## Overview Call of Duty: Black Ops for PC is the seventh installment in the legendary franchise, delivering a rich Cold War-era experience with multiple play modes including single player, local multiplayer, and online co-op. Featuring diverse combat environments, a new arsenal of period-authentic weapons and vehicles, and enhanced social features, it offers a polished, immersive shooter experience that keeps both solo players and clans engaged. Released November 9, 2010, and backed by dedicated servers and continuous updates, it remains a top-tier choice for action gamers craving tactical depth and community connectivity. ## Description The newest installment in the biggest action series of all time and the follow up to last year's blockbuster Modern Warfare 2, Call of Duty: Black Ops launches on November 9, 2010. Review: Still one of the best of the series! - Infinite Warfare just came out, and while that game is great, it lacks what COD had before Ghosts came around. Ghosts started a bland era of COD games- still great shooters but lack the initial passion that we had from COD1 up until BO2. I'm not saying the studios don't work hard on them (their work shows in the fantastic control, great production values and good plots) but they feel soulless now- "get the next one out! Make it futuristic again!". Again, they're still great games but you get my point. Going back to Black Ops, it holds up extremely well almost 7 years (holy shoot...) later. Three game modes- Campagin, MP and Zombies, and each is executed in what feels like flawless execution, though this review is going to go over the campaign. BO's campaign is still the most interesting thing about the game. You play as a Black Ops assassin named Alex Mason through a series of flashbacks during a torture-interrogation by Unknown indivuals. The interrogators are seeking out Mason's apparent knowledge of "The Numbers", which Mason cannot remember. You experience the interrogations from Mason's POV, as he's reminded of events leading up to where he is now, and these flashbacks are where the gameplay takes place. BO has the second best story of the series, after BO2- all of the main characters stand out from each other and are all wicked likable, thanks to the great writing and superb performances by the cast, including Sam Worthington as Mason, Gary Oldman as Reznov(reprising his role from WAW) and James C. Burns as Woods. Even Ice Cube does a good job as Bowman. As with every COD, the missions are loaded with cinematic explosive set pieces. The series has been called the Micheal Bay of video games and that's not wrong- explosions at every corner, constant gunfire and the most impossible narrow escapes. The action is balanced and well paced thanks to the cutscenes and a few quieter stealthy sections. There are some gameplay variations as you get two helicopter sections, a boat section and a short RTS style section in one mission, but most of the the time will be spent on the ground with guns in hand. Plus it's a globe trotting adventure- you'll be going from Cube to a Russian labor camp to Vietnam to the rooftops of Kowloon to Soviet Missle silos etc. Each location looks amazing and the level design stays interesting throughout. The shooting action can get mind numbing a few times but thankfully the many cutscenes, above mentioned stealth and vehicle sections as well as the varied and great level design keeps the game from getting boring. You have a large variety of weapons from the usual AK47 and M16 to the lesser used FAL and PM63. Each gun looks and sounds fantastic plus the shooting action itself is very satisfying. The gore and violence isn't as brutal as WAW but it's still a really violent game, especially during the Vietnam missions. The soundtrack also adds a lot to the game, including a few hit songs of the time as well as good original soundtrack as the background to your gameplay. My complaints are basically the same I have with all COD games- unskippable in game cutscenes. The interrogation scenes were done with the game engine, and sometimes skipping them doesn't work. You can always skip the pre rendered video cutscenes but before and after a mission starts, you'll get first person dialogue and actions to start off the level before you get control. Sure when you first play you'll want to see them, but when you're replaying the missions for fun or on different difficulties it's annoying having to sit there and watch. They're super well motion captured and choreographed but being forced to view them even after beating the game is annoying. My other complaint is, as mentioned above, it can get mind numbing at times. I mean that may have been the intent, but it can take you out of the game for a sec. My last complaint is the main villain, who is pretty bland and underdeveloped. He's a stereotypical rogue Russian general from countless 80s action thrillers. He's said to be a horrible person, and is said to have powerful influence but when he's on screen he doesn't really do anything memorable to live up to his title as main villain. He does horrible stuff but he seems more evil off screen. Thankfully this was fixed in BO2, which definitely has the best villain of the series. Overall, this is still one of the best of the series after all these years. Zombies is wicked fun and the multiplayer is great, giving the game what feels like endless replay value, but the single player is what the game is most well known for. Great gameplay, graphics, performances, story, level design and variety. BO2 did improve and is the better single player experience, but BO1 still set the groundwork for it. If you just want a great single player FPS experience, get this game. If you want great multiplayer and a game full of varied game modes and tons of replayability, et this game. Review: **UPDATED** Great shooter. Worth the price of admission - **UPDATE** The game was patched within 24 hours and online is very smooth with the occasional stutter. I have not had one crash. Graphics are beautiful, and the variety of weapons available to you once you level up are fantastic. In my honest opinion, all the 1, 2, and 3 star reviews were unwarranted in light of how the game plays today Nov. 14th. It is simply an undeniably fun and smooth online experience. I originally rated 4 stars at launch, but recent improvements have warranted another star. I'll start off by saying that I have only played multiplayer, and only for around 3 hours. -Though a bit laggy at times, I found this game to be completely playable. And not anywhere near MW2 for me. -Friend invites that you used to have to tab out of game to send on the Steam interface have now been incorporated into a menu in-game. Thank Christ! This was a major pain in the ass in MW2. It seems that all you need for interaction with your clanmates is within the game menus, including your master list of friends and whether they're online or not. -The devs have clearly spent ALOT of time working on the level design, and I find them to be utterly enjoyable with a great balance of larger med-long range engagement maps and smaller frenetic run 'n gun that the Rambo types love. -I like the combination of having to level grind AND buy new weapons and loadouts. I think it adds something different. -Although I have only leveled up to 8, I'm looking forward to the avatar customization available to the higher levels. I think it's cool that you can more or less know who it is that you're killing, or being killed by. Adds a personal element to the MP frenzy. -Dedicated servers. 'Nuff said. They missed the boat on this one last go around. -The graphics are good, though I think they were a little more slick visually in MW2. I'd put them on par with WAW, and that ain't too shabby. -The weapons so far are awesome with a great variety of new weapons not seen before (to my knowledge) in a shooter. And the supply of rockets and nades for the tubers is finite, thank god! -I am not sure why this game is currently rated so low. To be honest, it's pretty darn good on release, which virtually never happens, so in my book, as they continually patch it and add a mod kit to the mix(hopefully). it can really only get much better. Worth a try in my book! ## Features - Wide array of play modes including single player, local multiplayer versus and online co-op and multiplayer - Seventh installment of the Call of Duty series, based on the live fire conflicts of the Cold War era - Diverse variety of play setting ranging from urban air and ground combat in SE Asia, to snow combat in Soviet region and jungle combat - Blending of traditional COD, and new first-person character scenarios designed to both retain the essence of the COD gaming experience and ensure constantly flowing and varied action - New arsenal of weapons and vehicles tied to the Cold War era, including the SR-71 Blackbird and sighted explosive-tipped crossbows ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B003JVF728 | | Best Sellers Rank | #12,823 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #5,446 in PC Games & Accessories | | Computer Platform | PC | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (2,332) | | Date First Available | April 30, 2010 | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00047875358010 | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 2.88 ounces | | Item model number | 35801 | | Language | English | | Manufacturer | Activision Publishing | | Product Dimensions | 5.35 x 0.55 x 7.5 inches; 2.88 ounces | | Publication Date | November 9, 2010 | | Rated | Mature | | Release date | November 9, 2010 | | Type of item | Video Game | | UPC | 047875358010 | ## Images ![Call of Duty: Black Ops - PC - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81D-MCFyX4L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Platform For Display, Edition** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still one of the best of the series! *by S***S on January 15, 2017* Infinite Warfare just came out, and while that game is great, it lacks what COD had before Ghosts came around. Ghosts started a bland era of COD games- still great shooters but lack the initial passion that we had from COD1 up until BO2. I'm not saying the studios don't work hard on them (their work shows in the fantastic control, great production values and good plots) but they feel soulless now- "get the next one out! Make it futuristic again!". Again, they're still great games but you get my point. Going back to Black Ops, it holds up extremely well almost 7 years (holy shoot...) later. Three game modes- Campagin, MP and Zombies, and each is executed in what feels like flawless execution, though this review is going to go over the campaign. BO's campaign is still the most interesting thing about the game. You play as a Black Ops assassin named Alex Mason through a series of flashbacks during a torture-interrogation by Unknown indivuals. The interrogators are seeking out Mason's apparent knowledge of "The Numbers", which Mason cannot remember. You experience the interrogations from Mason's POV, as he's reminded of events leading up to where he is now, and these flashbacks are where the gameplay takes place. BO has the second best story of the series, after BO2- all of the main characters stand out from each other and are all wicked likable, thanks to the great writing and superb performances by the cast, including Sam Worthington as Mason, Gary Oldman as Reznov(reprising his role from WAW) and James C. Burns as Woods. Even Ice Cube does a good job as Bowman. As with every COD, the missions are loaded with cinematic explosive set pieces. The series has been called the Micheal Bay of video games and that's not wrong- explosions at every corner, constant gunfire and the most impossible narrow escapes. The action is balanced and well paced thanks to the cutscenes and a few quieter stealthy sections. There are some gameplay variations as you get two helicopter sections, a boat section and a short RTS style section in one mission, but most of the the time will be spent on the ground with guns in hand. Plus it's a globe trotting adventure- you'll be going from Cube to a Russian labor camp to Vietnam to the rooftops of Kowloon to Soviet Missle silos etc. Each location looks amazing and the level design stays interesting throughout. The shooting action can get mind numbing a few times but thankfully the many cutscenes, above mentioned stealth and vehicle sections as well as the varied and great level design keeps the game from getting boring. You have a large variety of weapons from the usual AK47 and M16 to the lesser used FAL and PM63. Each gun looks and sounds fantastic plus the shooting action itself is very satisfying. The gore and violence isn't as brutal as WAW but it's still a really violent game, especially during the Vietnam missions. The soundtrack also adds a lot to the game, including a few hit songs of the time as well as good original soundtrack as the background to your gameplay. My complaints are basically the same I have with all COD games- unskippable in game cutscenes. The interrogation scenes were done with the game engine, and sometimes skipping them doesn't work. You can always skip the pre rendered video cutscenes but before and after a mission starts, you'll get first person dialogue and actions to start off the level before you get control. Sure when you first play you'll want to see them, but when you're replaying the missions for fun or on different difficulties it's annoying having to sit there and watch. They're super well motion captured and choreographed but being forced to view them even after beating the game is annoying. My other complaint is, as mentioned above, it can get mind numbing at times. I mean that may have been the intent, but it can take you out of the game for a sec. My last complaint is the main villain, who is pretty bland and underdeveloped. He's a stereotypical rogue Russian general from countless 80s action thrillers. He's said to be a horrible person, and is said to have powerful influence but when he's on screen he doesn't really do anything memorable to live up to his title as main villain. He does horrible stuff but he seems more evil off screen. Thankfully this was fixed in BO2, which definitely has the best villain of the series. Overall, this is still one of the best of the series after all these years. Zombies is wicked fun and the multiplayer is great, giving the game what feels like endless replay value, but the single player is what the game is most well known for. Great gameplay, graphics, performances, story, level design and variety. BO2 did improve and is the better single player experience, but BO1 still set the groundwork for it. If you just want a great single player FPS experience, get this game. If you want great multiplayer and a game full of varied game modes and tons of replayability, et this game. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ **UPDATED** Great shooter. Worth the price of admission *by J***S on November 10, 2010* **UPDATE** The game was patched within 24 hours and online is very smooth with the occasional stutter. I have not had one crash. Graphics are beautiful, and the variety of weapons available to you once you level up are fantastic. In my honest opinion, all the 1, 2, and 3 star reviews were unwarranted in light of how the game plays today Nov. 14th. It is simply an undeniably fun and smooth online experience. I originally rated 4 stars at launch, but recent improvements have warranted another star. I'll start off by saying that I have only played multiplayer, and only for around 3 hours. -Though a bit laggy at times, I found this game to be completely playable. And not anywhere near MW2 for me. -Friend invites that you used to have to tab out of game to send on the Steam interface have now been incorporated into a menu in-game. Thank Christ! This was a major pain in the ass in MW2. It seems that all you need for interaction with your clanmates is within the game menus, including your master list of friends and whether they're online or not. -The devs have clearly spent ALOT of time working on the level design, and I find them to be utterly enjoyable with a great balance of larger med-long range engagement maps and smaller frenetic run 'n gun that the Rambo types love. -I like the combination of having to level grind AND buy new weapons and loadouts. I think it adds something different. -Although I have only leveled up to 8, I'm looking forward to the avatar customization available to the higher levels. I think it's cool that you can more or less know who it is that you're killing, or being killed by. Adds a personal element to the MP frenzy. -Dedicated servers. 'Nuff said. They missed the boat on this one last go around. -The graphics are good, though I think they were a little more slick visually in MW2. I'd put them on par with WAW, and that ain't too shabby. -The weapons so far are awesome with a great variety of new weapons not seen before (to my knowledge) in a shooter. And the supply of rockets and nades for the tubers is finite, thank god! -I am not sure why this game is currently rated so low. To be honest, it's pretty darn good on release, which virtually never happens, so in my book, as they continually patch it and add a mod kit to the mix(hopefully). it can really only get much better. Worth a try in my book! ### ⭐ Great, but laggy *by D***S on November 11, 2010* So, I started playing this game in the usual Single player mode. The story this time around was fantastic. Full of plot twists and action, this is easily the best single-player story to date. Aside from that, sound is excellent. Voice acting is right on the mark, and the soundtrack really fits the game. You will absolutely enjoy this mode. Zombie mode is novel for a while, but quickly grows stale. JFK, Nixon, and Castro make a cameo in this mode, but it is still more of the same. Unless you are playing with a few friends, this mode won't attract any attention. Finally, that leaves the multiplayer, easily the most important component of any COD game. The game is more balanced than previous iterations. Killstreak kills do not go towards new killstreaks, and shotguns are no longer secondaries. Recoil is far greater, which is great if you think that COD catered to much to "newbies." The addition of COD points is welcome, now, instead of grinding for attachments, you merely purchase them. You gain COD points through regular games and leveling up, as well as through Wager Matches. Wager matches are a great addition. They are fun, and CERTAINLY balanced. But that leaves the lag. The lag in this game is horrible. Treyarch says that this will be fixed in the future, but as of now, this is a huge problem. I can't go 30 seconds without hitting a horrible lag spike. This is a great game now, but when they fix the lag, it will be a magnificent game. Update: Recently, this game started to crash ever few minutes in multiplayer, hence the one star. 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