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Black Ops Demo Now Available For Download, Three Months After Launch
If you haven't picked up or at least played Call of Duty: Black Ops by now, you're probably not ever going to. That said, Activision has finally gotten around to releasing a single-player demo for the game, in an apparent effort to entice stragglers.
The game's WMD mission is now available for download on the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Network.
Seriously. The game's been out since November 9, selling 10 bajillion copies. Was anyone really waiting for a demo before finally making a purchasing decision here? It's Call of Duty. You should kind of know what to expect by now.
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