The crazy popular series, Call of Duty, continues on November 13th with Black Ops 2. With a new branching campaign, retooled multiplayer, and at least three to four robots, Black Ops 2 should make quite a splash.

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Nintendo of America has kicked off its Wii U advertising campaign with a new commercial. Set to some rockin’ electronic music, the promo has lots of pretty colors and shows off plenty of different people playing Wii U -- perhaps in situations like how you’ll be enjoying your own new console later this month?

Check out the ad below via Nintendo’s YouTube channel:

Wii U will launch on November 18th in North America and November 30th in Europe. For more information on all the launch games and bundles available (sorry, no dubstep or fancy modern apartments included), check out our Wii U wiki guide.

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