Things I Learned In Call of Duty: Black Ops

Thanks to Paul Tassi and our good buddies over at Unreality Mag (I read there site religiously), we have this glorious comedic gem. Drawn and thought up for the site as a web-comic, this piece of gaming history breaks down the historical lessons learned from playing Call of Duty: Black Ops - or a lack there of.

As you all know, Black Ops is supposed to be set during the 1960′s and the Vietnam era. But in multi-player, your character is customized out of the wazoo with horrible face paint, tomahawks to throw, and even getting a children’s toy to inflict violence. To put it lightly, the game is stretching. Paul points this out with style and pokes fun at a game that some take way to seriously. Thanks Mr. Tassi and Unreality Mag for bringing back the wrestler Sting into our hearts.

Without further ado, check out what Paul learned from Call of Duty: Black Ops:

[Image and Story via Unreality Mag]

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One Response to “Things I Learned In Call of Duty: Black Ops”

  1. Matt Banks
    March 1, 2011 at 5:10 pm #

    So much win, it cannot be contained.

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