Some things are inescapable, like the annual release of a new Call of Duty game. We're waiting for details, but we know that a new Infinity Ward-developed entry in the franchise will be out this year.
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Call of Duty is a series that has prided itself upon sharing intense interpretations of war on everything from a personal to a global scale. The modern age of Call of Duty games has used several real-life figures in their games from current times to back in the 1960s. Unfortunately, that has drawn the ire of the Savimbi family, who are suing Activision for their depiction of deceased Angolan rebel chief Jonas Savimbi
Activision has released a new content trailer for the Awakening downloadable content pack Activision had announced two weeks ago for Call of Duty: Black Ops III.
Seems to be a weekend chock full of events for some of the top games out right now. Star Wars: Battlefront and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege have events in full swing right now. Not to be outdone, Activision is offering players the chance to try Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 for free as well this weekend for PC players.
Activision has announced the first downloadable content map pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops III, Awakening. The DLC includes four new multiplayer maps and a new chapter in the Zombies saga. It will launch first on PlayStation 4 before heading to PC and Xbox One.
Activision is apologizing for consumer confusion over the free Nuk3town DLC pre-order bonus among UK gamers who did not receive the DLC when they pre-ordered from Amazon. The bonus was exclusive to GAME UK retailers, but the Amazon product page had the Nuk3town promotion listed. In addition, the television ads and trailers which promoted the pre-order bonus only mentioned it was exclusive to GAME UK in the fine print.
Call of Duty: Black Ops III has been out for a couple weeks now with millions of players playing world wide, yet something is missing. Call of Duty fans might recall that many of the previous games had a double XP event immediately following release, strangely absent from Black Ops III. Well fret no more. Starting tomorrow, Black Ops III will be having starting a double XP weekend.
That's right, there's a nod to everybody's favorite science-fiction time-skipping TV show in Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, specifically in the perky futuristic version of the Nuketown map. What's the Easter egg you ask? Why it's those friendly folks you can't (and shouldn't) take your eyes off of, the Weeping Angels.
Activision has announced in a press release that Call of Duty: Black Ops III had a major opening weekend, earning over $550M in sales, and topping all entertainment debuts including Jurassic World. The windfall reverses a diminishing returns trend in the Call of Duty franchise.
The Friday release of Call of Duty: Black Ops III was a disaster for PC players, as it was soon apparent that the game was infested with a host of bugs, predominantly unstable framerates and graphical glitches.
Activision and Treyarch launched the PC version of Call of Duty: Black Ops III on Steam last night, and already there's reports of unstable framerates and graphical glitches, leading to an indication that this could be another dreadful port for the PC, but not likely in a similar vein to what we saw with Batman Arkham Knight. Still, there's hope for it yet...
Kotaku's Mike Fahey uncovered a hidden arcade game in Call of Duty: Black Ops III called Dead Ops II, a sequel to the arcade game that appeared in Black Ops II.
During Activision's annual earnings call, Activision president and CEO Eric Hirshberg revealed that Call of Duty: Black Ops III is shaping up to be a major seller, as it is enjoying the most preorders for a Call of Duty game in the past few years.
An earnings report from Activision revealed some pretty amazing numbers today, not the least of which was their acquisition of the Candy Crush developer, King for an astonishing $5.9 billion dollars, but lost in the fracas was another pretty amazing number. Nearly 12 million gamers are still playing Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.
Treyarch's director of development Cesar Stastny has announced that the studio will be releasing modding tools for Call of Duty: Black Ops III in 2016, with a closed alpha build test starting in March 2016.
The popular Call of Duty game mode is back, and Activision has released a trailer full of nuclear fun. For those not familiar with the gameplay mode, it's set in 2065, and is a standard deathmatching map except for the fact that consecutive kills can set off a nuclear bomb and blow the players off the map, so to speak. Call of Duty: Black Ops III will be released next week on 6 November 2015.
Following suite with Bethesda announcing a craft beer in honor of Fallout 4, Activision has partnered with the Australian based Black Hops Brewing Company to produce a craft beer for Call of Duty: Black Ops III. The beer is a limited edition Pale Ale that will only be available for shipping in Australia.
The later Call of Duty games have always had their Zombie mode, in which players take a time out from the main storyline filled with political intrigue and shady morals and just declare war on the shambling undead. Treyarch says that Black Ops III zombie mode, "Shadow of Evil", will blow them all away.
Black Ops III is right around the corner, but Activision and Treyarch came ready today with a launch trailer for the heavily anticipated shooter. The trailer is short, but sweet, giving explosive glimpses at campaign, multiplayer, and zombie modes, along with showing off the myriad of different playable operatives in the game.
According to a report at Business Wire, Hardee's and Carl's Jr. will be sponsoring a contest for Call of Duty: Black Ops 3. By purchasing a large drink or what they are calling the "Ultimate Care Package" combo meal, consumers can obtain peel-and-win game pieces that can win them a multitude of prizes, including a paid visit to Treyarch's studio, physical copies of the game, or in-game weapon customizations in Black Ops 3.