Call of Duty: Black Ops II confirmed for November via leaked pre-order cards
Surprise.
I would've made a joke about how you didn't see this one coming, but you probably saw that coming.
Anywho, it looks like Call of Duty: Black Ops II is indeed a thing, and it's headed to shelves on Nov. 13, 2012, according to the above Target pre-order cards, submitted to IGN from a tipster named Richard. The cards look pretty legitimate, and, well, Activision does release a Call of Duty every year, so I give you my blessing to believe this.
Activision had recently announced the next Call of Duty game would be unveiled during the NBA playoffs. You can still catch that reveal on May 1 on TNT during game two between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Chicago Bulls.
Photo courtesy of IGN.com.
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Staff article by Jonathan Davila (April 27, 2012)
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