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Call of Duty: Black ops is due for release in November, and like MW2 im sure it will spark a price war between the major retailers. MW2 was available on release date in Sainsbury and Morrisons for £28.99, with a limit of 2 copies per person. Comet, Currys and PC World all offered a price match, if you could prove the price, and that there was stock left, so take advantage of this. I think ASDA and Tesco were selling at £36 instore on the day.

Pre orders on Amazon started at £39.99, but a few days before release they reduced their prices and refunded the discount back onto your card.

Based on this, I can see Call of Duty: Black Ops being around the £30 mark for the first week or so. If you want to guarantee that you will get it on release day then I would suggest you pre-order it with amazon, as the somtimes get it to you a day or two before release date, and they usually reduce their price in-line with most of the price wars.

Update 27/10/10: Amazon is cheapest, currently selling it at £39.90. Pre order it today, remember stocks will be sold out everywhere!

Publisher Activision today revealed the official release date for the next instalment in the Call of Duty franchise, Call of Duty: Black Ops.

The seventh in the Call Of Duty franchise is due to be released on the 9TH of November 2010.

You can get twitter and facebook updates, check the wesbite for more details: Call Of Duty: Black Ops

This is welcomed news for Call Of Duty fans, however Treyarch will be developing the game, who are renowned for making no so good games e.g COD3 and COD:WAW, maybe this will be their saviour. It is not sure yet which consoles will have the game but I would be willing to bet that the PS3 and Xbox 360 will both have it.

The game will be based on the cold war and Vietnam. I cant wait already.