Call of Duty: Black Ops Ventures onto DS

The latest entry in Activision's popular war shooter, Call of Duty, is arming a unique campaign for Nintendo's DS.

Florida based n-Space, who brewed the award winning Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized, has returned to the first-person seat by devising a unique "companion" version of the multiplatform Black Ops.

The studio have included many of the features and modes from the bigger brothers, including co-operative play for two players offline and up to six online, and a blend of arcade and challenge modes for the singleton.

Storyline details are limited, but those opting for the DS edition will take on the role of a CIA operative.