It's a bit ham-fisted in how serious the characters take themselves, but the mystery is intriguing nonetheless, considering Black Ops' tendency to play into psychological thriller elements. Ronald Reagan is a character in Black Ops Cold War. But I have a feeling there's something more shady lingering here as it'd be disappointing to reinforce the jingoistic tone set in the scene, which you can check out in the video above from Gamescom Opening Night Live. Video game Reagan then talks about how these covert ops are necessary to protect innocent lives and the free world, and that it's their virtuous duty. This Black Ops version of Reagan then sets the tone of the meeting, telling General Haig (who was the real-world Secretary of State at the time) that he already knows of Mason, Hudson, Woods, and Adler, and that it was he who approved the last extra-legal military operation the crew went on. He seems to take the Perseus threat personally, and from what we know so far, it probably has to do with something that happened during the Vietnam War, in which Adler is a veteran.ĭuring the cutscene in which all this information is unraveled as a top-secret meeting in the Situation Room, you have then-president Ronald Reagan bust into the room-and the character model and voice work is eerily close to the real person. Now Playing: Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Full Presentation | Gamescom 2020Īdler is said to be a clandestine operations officer for the CIA and has this stoic, hard-to-read personality, and is the type to cross lines to accomplish missions. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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