Dropping into Black Ops 7 feels strange at first, in a good way. You can tell it's still Call of Duty, still built on that snap-fast gunplay people keep coming back for, but the tone's changed. It leans harder into near-future surveillance, special ops, and that uneasy feeling that someone's always a step ahead. David Mason being central again gives the whole thing some weight, and if you've...
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