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?
When it comes to games based on the battle royale system, Fortnite and PUBG are probably two of the biggest names up there. However as you might have heard, Treyarch is also including a battle royale mode in the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and they are aiming for it to be better than the competition.
Ahead of the official Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 reveal, a photo made its way online which showed the game instead of a case for the Nintendo Switch, suggesting that Black Ops 4 could be launched on the Switch in addition to the PC, Xbox One, and PS4. This was actually not the first time we have heard such rumors so if anything, it corroborated previous claims.
Earlier this was reported that Activision’s upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 will be available via Blizzard’s Battle.net platform. This is where the game is expected to be exclusively available, that is if you’re planning on playing it on the PC and want to buy digital. However for those who still prefer physical purchases, it seems that there could be a special version that will be sold.
Treyarch recently announced the next Call of Duty game which will be Black Ops 4. They also announced that there will be a new battle royale mode added to the game called Blackout, and while the launch trailer for Blackout looked impressive along with the promises laid out by the developer, there is still one thing that is unclear: how many players will it support?
Ahead of the reveal of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, there was a rumor that said that the game might be dropping its single-player campaign in favor of a battle royale mode. It was an interesting rumor considering that about 6 years ago, Treyarch studio chief Mark Lamia told Kotaku about the importance of single-player campaigns.
Last month there were rumors suggesting that Treyarch could be getting behind the battle royale feature for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 that many games seem to be offering these suchs, such as Fortnite, PUBG, and more recently even DotA 2. For those wondering about those rumors, it looks like they were right on the money.
Blizzard’s Battle.net launcher used to exclusively house Blizzard’s own games, such as World of Warcraft, Heroes of the Storm, StarCraft 2, and so on. However that changed with the launch of Destiny 2 where it was the first non-Blizzard game to be available via the launcher. Now it looks like Battle.net will play host to yet another non-Blizzard game in the form of Call of Duty.