Call of Duty Black Ops III Eclipse (DLC) has brought much thrills and unprecedented gaming time for the enthusiasts. However, the game is presently facing a notion of demise and failed revenues as well as sales.
According to a post from Financial Post, "Treyarch's decision to nix its celebrity cast after Shadows of Evil, the only installment of the game's Zombies mode that came on the Call of Duty Black Ops III Eclipse (DLC) disc made mounting issues for the game."
Call of Duty Black Ops III Eclipse (DLC) and its first DLC Zombies episode, Der Eisendrache, had great action but lacked the comedic seasoning that came with known actors like Jeff Goldblum and Heather Graham playing psychopathic gunslingers in a Lovecraftian nightmare, according to the same post.
Although the game boasts of new improvements and innovations, many are still speculating that it lacked the strength to content with other games out there. However, the less medium-sized maps geared mostly for mid-range play and the Spire are still the prize additions to the game's overall setup.
Moreover, the investments integrated on the game are not a mere one. It carried a futuristic sub-orbital airport, with small plazas, tall, sloping white walls, and some well-placed congestion areas as well. All the more, the gamer is given various ways to enjoy the game and explore it even further since it has long-range shooters options as well as various playing modes and unparalleled maps and challenges.
In terms of demand and expectations, it is not only the Call of Duty Black Ops III Eclipse (DLC) that has faced the limelight of issues because even Metroid Prime and Mirror's Edge Catalyst have been noted to face issues as well, reports Jobs & Hire.
In order for investors and stakeholders to ensure profits and higher revenues, crucial strategies must be applied and in the case of the Call of Duty Black Ops III Eclipse (DLC), getting the favor and positive feedbacks from the gamers are one of the means to ensure that the game and the revenues are on the treading on the same path.
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