(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Inside Gaming are the latest internet press to upload a video interview regarding Black Ops. They talk to Josh Olin about the covert operations and briefly about the co-op and multiplayer modes.

Onlin begins to talk about how the game is set during the Cold War but focuses more on the secret operations that consisted during this time. It appears that Treyarch have the freedom to create their own fictitious story but which also features a historical backdrop. Your character and team in the game are part of a CIA backed organisation, therefore this means that you have access to prototype weapons that no one else outside of the government has access to.

Treyarch are aware that many of the community love co-op and Zombies in particular, as our recent poll » also proves. Josh states that Treyarch are working on a separate stand-alone unique co-op mode that they will reveal later this year. A lot of people are becoming more worried in case the game doesn't include a Zombie mode, especially since Mark Lamia (Studio Head) said that they want Black Ops "to have it’s own, fun co-operative gameplay experience". Does this confirm no Zombie mode? I think not. It doesn't confirm whether Zombie mode will return or not but what is certain is that Treyarch have a team dedicated to the co-op mode.

Josh Olin then concluded the interview by talking about multiplayer briefly. The multiplayer compartment of the game is huge and the biggest that Treyarch have ever worked on. The mode will offer a lot of player customization, personalization and socialization as they are fully aware that gamers want to create their own online identity and like to play the game their own way. Therefore, Treyarch will be giving them the tools and abilities to allow the players to do just that.

Inside Gaming are a part of the popular Machinima » which sees plenty of gamers submitting their game montages or short films that they have produced. Therefore Olin acknowledged this and mentioned how people like to make their own videos and movies, does this mean Treyarch will possibly be including a feature that allows players to record and edit footage from their online matches? This is a extremely popular feature that is also in Halo 3 and has been wanted in Call of Duty ever since.

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