This feature can also be used while someone else is playing on the television, enabling each player to have their own screen. It does have drawbacks, however, as the small screen area can make it tougher to spot mid-range foes and the button placement on the comparatively bulky GamePad take some getting used to. The screen shows a good amount of detail and runs at a smooth frame rate, making is possible to enjoy any game mode. Most notably, you can play the game entirely on the tablet screen, leaving your TV free for other uses. The new pro controller is also a great option, but the GamePad offers a few appealing novelties.
If you played Call of Duty on the Wii, you can stick with your preferred control scheme here as the game supports the Wii Remote with either the Nunchuk or the Classic Controller. Now Playing: Call of Duty: Black Ops II (Wii U) - Video Review By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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