Treyarch took chances with Black Ops 2's campaign, and in this video critique, Evan and Tyler discuss which of those undertakings succeed, which flounder, and why they feel just one cutscene was able to invalidate the story and belittle the developer's creative effort. Opinions are levied in the video above. Warning: we spoil pretty much everything in the campaign.
For our official verdict, head to our Black Ops 2 review , and for more videos, our YouTube channel houses vibrant moving pictures (with sound!) such as our recent impressions of The War Z's alpha .
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