Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's Squid Game Event Has Been Extended
Activision extends Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's Squid Game event. The event was due to end on January 24 but will now end on January 28, the same day as Season 2. Squid Game modes such as Red Light, Green Light and the controversial event pass will remain in-game until Season 2 begins.
Now live in Call of Duty are "updated detection models" that aim to seek out things like aim-bots and hardware-level cheats.
The next Call of Duty crossover is the perfect example of Activision rinsing and repeating old ideas from previous releases.
Elsewhere in the Season 2 update is the long-awaited, oft-requested return of Gun Game, a free-for-all mode where all players ...
Ahead of the Season 2 update for Call of Duty, Activision has detailed some of the major improvements players can expect for ...
Activision has claimed trash talk in Call of Duty is ok if players don't resort to derogatory insults during matches.
Black Ops 6" from Microsoft-owned Activision plunges players into a guns-blazing alternate timeline for the aftermath of the ...
Activision has addressed Call of Duty community complaints about cheating in Black Ops 6 and Warzone, and confirmed plans to ...
Call of Duty SBMM has revealed it is possible for players to enter matches that feature no matchmaking strength.
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