For a game about secret men secretly doing secret things in secrecy, Call of Duty: Black Ops is pretty bad at keeping its own business hush-hush. First Activision regi𒀰sters blackops🌟2.com, likely continuing Treyarch's review of 1970s face-shooting realpolitik; and now bearing a familiar-looking shadowy🎶 army-man and the leading invitation to “re𝄹turn for debriefing” come May of this year.

Assuming the combination of Activision/Treyarch, the CoD font, and Black Ops♛' interrogation-room motif point toward something Black and Operative, the impending date could well be a reveal for the series' next installment – allowing you to mark your calendars with a clear starting-point for the game's promotional campaign proper. Whether or not you're a series diehard, there's little denying the power of the Call of Duty Hype Factory, so here's looking forward to another campaign of blockbuster bombast and braggadocio. Um, a stealthy one, of course.