I remember basically none of it
Folks have politely and sometimes not-so-politelyaskedthe powers that be to getCall of Duty: Black Ops IIplayable on Xbox One. It’s among the most-requested games, if not number-one.
First, there wasBlack Ops— it joined the backward-compatibility list in May. And now, as of today, there’s also Xbox One support forCall of Duty 2. It’s as if we’ve asked our dear grandparents for a particular game for Christmas and despite the best of intentions, something went wrong along the way.
That said, I think this’ll be a good get. While 2005 wasn’tthatlong ago, given this series’ trajectory over the past decade,Call of Duty 2can look and feel like a precious relic from a bygone era.
It was one of the first Xbox 360 games I tried, right up there with the ill-fatedPeter Jackson’s King Kong. With WWI and WWII regaining popularity in the genre, the timing here makes sense.
