dave anthony developed call of duty black ops 2.
dave anthony developed call of duty black ops 2.
who developed call of duty black ops 2?
dave anthony
in 2006, siegman worked with "guitar hero" developers harmonix as the lead producer of "guitar hero ii". also, in work for the video game developer treyarch, she provided vocals for the soundtrack to the nazi zombies, or simply zombies, game mode in the video games "" (2008), "" (2010), "" (2012), "" (2015), and "" (2018). in 2011, her music was released on the "call of duty: black ops - zombies soundtrack" as part of the "rezurrection" dlc pack, the fourth downloadable content pack for "call of duty: black ops". some remastered versions of songs from previous games and a new track from "call of duty: black ops ii" were released in 2013 on the "call of duty: black ops ii zombies - origins soundtrack" along with the "origins" map pack for "call of duty: black ops ii". the tracks featuring her vocals are (in chronological order): "lullaby of a dead man", "the one" and "beauty of annihilation" from "call of duty: world at war" and "call of duty: black ops"; "115", "abracadavre", "pareidolia" and "coming home" from "call of duty: black ops"; "archangel" from "call of duty: black ops ii"; "dead again" and "the gift" from "call of duty: black ops iii". all songs were written and produced by kevin sherwood, sound designer and composer at treyarch. she also provided vocals for the jingle of an item in the zombies game mode called "juggernog perk-a-cola".
elena siegman
reports of "black ops 2" surfaced following a product page for "call of duty: black ops 2" appeared on amazon france before quickly being taken down in february 2012. no information had yet been released by activision, but gameblog claimed that activision demanded it remove its original report too. when it refused to do so, the publisher cut off gameblog from ad support, review game mailings and future activision events for refusing to comply. later activision denied gameblog's claims that it has been cut off. around the same time, computer game artist hugo beyer also listed "black ops 2" as his current project in his linkedin cv, before his linkedin page was taken down. beyer is an artist working for nerve software, "a dallas-based independent developer" which has "helped" with previous activision games including, "black ops" in 2010. a "black ops 2" trademark by activision was spotted january 2012. further, "black ops 2" was listed by the france international entertainment retail chain fnac in march 2012, which touted a predictable november release date.
call of duty: black ops ii