Activision launched Call of Duty Black Ops II less than a month ago, but it's looking like the latest game in the first person shooter series is going to continue to be a cash cow for the publisher and the game's developer Treyarch. Today, Activision announced that Black Ops II has brought in $1 billion worldwide in just its first 15 days. Previously, Activision said that it grossed $500 million in just its first 24 hours.
Activision has yet to break down how many copies of the game have actually been sold. It's currently available for the PC, Xbox 360, PS3 and most recently the Wii U. However, it looks like the franchise continues to be massively popular, even after releasing a new game every year for the past several years.
Activision has yet to reveal its plans for downloadable content for Black Ops II, although we can certainly expect to see a number of DLC packs that will add new levels and more features. Activision will likely reveal details about the next full game in the series sometime in the spring of 2013 and the Internet rumor mill claims it will indeed be the fourth entry in the Modern Warfare subset of the series.
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