Call of Duty: Black Ops Wii Details Revealed

Game to feature Zombie modes, full single player experience and headset support.

Details for Call of Duty: Black Ops on the Wii have been released through an interview posted on the official site with Black Ops Wii Senior Producer Anna Donlon over what players can expect from the title.

"Developing a game as big as Black Ops, while staying as close to the source material as possible is complex and challenging, Our community has come to expect a full and robust Call of Duty experience on the Wii, and to stray from that would be a disservice to them. We're giving the fans the full single-player storyline, with huge maps and an amazing story that I think will really blow them away. We're also back with 5v5 multiplayer, all maps and all game modes, including the newly introduced Wager Matches and Contracts... we pushed things a little harder this year, and can now confirm that the Wii version will have online Co-Op. We're doing this through Black Ops' new Combat Training mode and of course... ZOMBIES. That's right, 4-player Co-Op Zombies will have its debut on the Wii this year."

Donlon also spoke about the introduction of headset support for the Wii version - a first for FPS games on the console. "It really takes the online experience in both Multiplayer and Zombies to the next level on the Wii."

Players can even choose how they would prefer to play the game too, thanks to the rise in popularity of using motion controls and the Classic Controller Pro. 

"Pro. Don't get me wrong, I love playing the game with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, especially after I customize the controls to my heart's content. But once we started supporting the Classic Controller Pro, I was hooked. Now I find myself switching back and forth between the two depending on my mood and what game mode I'm playing.  There's a bunch of other new features that we developed this year as well. We've created a new "Allies" system that allows you to invite recent players to be your allies for text messaging, game invites and more without a need for code exchanges. We have more player customization in Create a Class than ever before and we have enhanced party privacy options for players who want to set up their private matches with a little more control over who they allow in."

Call of Duty: Black Ops goes on sale on November 9th, 2010 worldwide.