Call of Duty: Black Ops - Declassified

Call of Duty: Declassified's multiplayer is undoubtedly the highlight of the game, offering a fun and engaging experience. The multiplayer is quite active, with a solid player base ensuring you can find matches quickly. There are plenty of game modes to choose from, catering to various playstyles, whether you enjoy objective-based gameplay or classic deathmatch.

However, when it comes to the offline content, the game falls short. The campaign is disappointingly short and feels underwhelming. It's lacking in both depth and excitement, making it more of a chore than a rewarding experience. The storyline doesn't offer much in terms of engagement, and the missions feel repetitive. For players looking for a robust single-player experience, this game will leave them wanting more.

I played this almost 8 years ago and it got boring quite quickly

Let me say I have played this game for a couple of hours, and so far I have had more fun playing this than I have playing Black ops 2.

Lets start with the presentation, the graphics are fantastic for a hand-held game. The game play is smooth, but takes awhile to get used to. There is a good selection of guns from black ops and mw3 here, good choice.

The campaign is half-assed and nothing special. It's more like playing spec-ops than an actual campaign. The horde mode game is what I have been enjoying so far, I find it just as good as MW3 horde mode. I have yet to play the multi-player, but it looks just like black ops. The maps are just slightly altered versions of Black ops maps.

Overall $50 for this is way to much, but Activision just loves money. It is fun to play if you want a shooter on the PSvita, but you should probably save some money and get the bundle version, I got mine for $250.