England and Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli marks the launch of the highly anticipated Call of Duty®: Black Ops 4, by playing the game in the ‘world’s darkest room’.
Call of Duty® boasts over 200 million global players, some of whom even challenge themselves with things like Firstblood’s warzone tournaments online to see how they measure up against other competitive players. The latest game in the series, Black Ops 4 delivers the deepest, most engaging Black Ops game that Treyarch has ever created, with three distinct modes of play: Multiplayer, Zombies and Blackout.
Zombie mode has always been a staple of the Call of Duty franchise. They have always been an interesting part of the growing franchise since they often feature celebrity cameos, from JF Kennedy to George A. Romero, as well as others. This mode was expanded to become a spin-off game in 2009 called Call of Duty Zombies giving fans of that mode an extra bit of Call of Duty but was published on iOS. Despite this, the game was well received and now has a planned sequel on the way. The Call of Duty franchise continues to have a growing effect on its fanbase.
To fully appreciate it, the creators of Vantablack, the super-black coating that holds the world record as the darkest substance made by man, have created a special version of Vantablack known as VBx2 and applied it to every wall of a unique gaming space, the Black Ops House.
Dele Alli became completely immersed within the action of the game as playing in pitch-black conditions highlighted the colour and vibrancy on the screen.
