Amazon Outs Black Ops 2 Zombies Campaign

A product listing for Call of Duty: Black Ops II has revealed that Zombies will be included as an option in the game’s campaign. A rundown of key features on Amazon listed “The inclusion of Zombies in gameplay, both as an option in multiplayer, and as a campaign option.”

The section related to Zombies has since been removed, but was captured in a screenshot by Kotaku. While Activision has never detailed Black Ops II’s Zombie functionality, zombies were teased shortly after the game’s announcement, and later revealed to be involved with the game’s Nuketown map.

Call of Duty: Black Ops II hits stores on November 13th. We don’t know much else about Zombies yet, but Activision has already has already revealed the first details about Black Ops II multiplayer. We’ve reached out to Activision for comment about Zombies and will update with any additional info we receive. Until then, read about how Black Ops II reboots Call of Duty’s multiplayer as well as the game’s eSports initiative.

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LittleBigPlanet PS Vita Is Finished

Ever since the PlayStation Vita debuted, Sony has been showcasing LittleBigPlanet PS Vita, and we've been waiting for the final product. Well, it's finally final. Developer Tarsier Studios posted on its blog today that LittleBigPlanet PS Vita is finished and "all that remains to be done is print the cartridges and send them off to the shops."

"All story levels are designed, made pretty and filled with bubbles for you to collect," the post reads. "All tools work as intended – though we are sure you’ll find ways to make completely unexpected things with them – and thousands of pesky bugs were squashed. In short, the stage is now set for you to play, create and share levels on the go to your heart’s content."

LittleBigPlanet PS Vita arrives in Europe September 19th and in North America September 25th. Look for the full review here on IGN.

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Check Out the New Nexus 7 Commercial

We don't often highlight a company or product's commercials, but when it's a product's first commercial it can tell you a lot about how the product is being positioned against the competition. And the Nexus 7 is a bit of a surprise.

Instead of touting the hardcore gaming experience, the advanced NFC capabilities, and the rock-bottom price Google has opted to release a commercial that - for all intents and purposes - could be an iPad commercial. But that's not exactly a bad thing. Although, keep in mind as you watch the little camping commercial that the Nexus 7 is wifi only, and not great for battery.

So what do you think? Does the feel-good commercial do anything for you? Do you want a Nexus 7 more or less after watching it? Keep an eye out for our review, which should be coming soon.

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