With Activision releasing new Call of Duty titles on an almost clockwork-like schedule, you would think that gamers would grow tired of the franchise. However it turns out that despite having gone on for years on end, Activision’s latest Call of Duty title, Black Ops 4, has still managed to break previous records.
There are many advantages of buying digital copies of games, such as they don’t take up physical storage space, and for the most part they are generally playable the minute the game goes live. This is versus physical copies of games that require players to go to the store to purchase the game and then coming home to play.
In less than a week, Activision’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 will be released. Now last we heard, the game might not feature as many maps at launch as gamers would like (which we imagine will be addressed in future updates). However for those who are curious about the upcoming maps, Activision has since released previews which you can check out for yourselves in the video above.
In the past games like Call of Duty would sell their DLCs either as a season pass or individually, where the latter allowed gamers to save some money by letting them choose what content they wanted. However it also ended up fragmenting the player base as it meant that not all players could enjoy the same content together.
It’s safe to say that many are anticipating the release of Activision’s upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. For those who are wondering what the game might look like based on actual gameplay footage, then you might want to check out the video above which is the gameplay trailer that was recently released.
One of the fun aspects of online multiplayer games like Call of Duty is the plethora of maps that players get to choose from. Since different maps offer up different strategies and play styles, it helps to keep things interesting. Unfortunately for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, it seems that the number of maps available at launch might be a tad limited.
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Are you planning on getting your hands on Activision’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 4? Or maybe taking part in the upcoming beta? If you are, especially if you’ll be playing the game on the PC, then you might want to see if your current rig is good enough to support it, which now thanks to recently published system requirements you should be able to find out.
If you have pre-ordered a copy of Activision’s upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, there is a chance you might have gotten a code that would have granted you access to a private multiplayer beta. In case you might have forgotten, not to worry because the private multiplayer beta for Black Ops 4 is now live.
Earlier this month, Activision and Treyarch confirmed that they would be hosting a beta test for the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 game. For those who are excited to see what the multiplayer version of the game will entail, you’ll be interested to learn that a new multiplayer beta trailer has been released.
There was a rumor last month that suggested that Activision and Treyarch could be ditching the multiplayer season pass. It turns out that the rumor wasn’t true because according to Activision, it appears that while they will be changing how they approach DLCs, we’re not necessarily sure if it is for the better.
When Treyarch officially announced Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, there was one thing missing from the announcement which are details about potential DLCs and season passes for multiplayer. In fact a recent leak for Black Ops 4 “Specialist Edition” made no mention of any kind of DLC or season pass, so what’s the deal?