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"Leaked" Call of Duty: Black Ops Beta screens proven to be fake
Debunking fake images, one at a time...
Written by Alex Seedhouse, 01 September 2010
With a Call of Duty: Black Ops Multiplayer reveal event set to kick off in Los Angeles later today, rumour has been rife that both Activision and Treyarch are to unveil a Beta for the anticipated next entry in the acclaimed series.
Such speculation was heightened today when Leakerz.net posted a collection of images presenting the Beta Client supposedly being downloaded via PlayStation Network, alongside further "leaked" screen captures taken from the official website for the title.
360Zine Issue 49
For our latest Call of Duty Black Ops coverage, click here to download 360Zine Issue 49 for free.Following initial scepticism as to the accuracy of such images, it would appear that the internet has played hoax once again to the mere creation of a Photoshop extraodinaire, with its contents being a direct copy of a previous supposed Gran Turismo 5 Beta "leak" as you can see below.
Through directly comparing the images, both the file size and download progress are identical, as well as the concave of the angle to the TV screen being perfect matches, with only the title and image being the only factors that remain to have been altered.
Whilst it still remains to be seen as to whether a Beta is set to be announced later today, we can still take the time to at least debunk this latest "leak."
Call of Duty Black Ops coverage available in 360Zine Issue 49 - click here to download it for free!
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