Call of Duty's Blackout Mode Keeps Getting Better
Even the best game can be made better with the right updates.
Even the best game can be made better with the right updates.
So far, it’s been a smoother-than-expected ride, with a few speed bumps along the way.
Players have had to use exploits to get around the problem.
The whole thing feels like a scheme to get players to spend.
Treyarch is doing a great job with the camos and variant guns for this year’s Call of Duty, and I’m on a mission to unlock them all.
While this isn’t a full campaign’s worth of story, each cinematic is gorgeous and helps give character to these Specialists.
Black Ops 4 gets everything right that last year’s Call of Duty got wrong.
At least on PS4 and Xbox One...
While this comic book series might not appeal to all the angry campaign fans, these standalone issues make me care more about the characters we play.
It got off to one hell of a rocky start, but it’s improved quite a bit since launch.
Black Ops 4’s Blackout mode’s week-long beta just ended, and players were able to score some pretty impressive and unique battle royale wins.
Blackout provides the battle royale vibe that people expect, while dishing out a healthy dose of nostalgia by packing the map with locations and weapons from the Black Ops series.
The new game mode is a no-respawn, round-based, tactical challenge that requires your team to steal a bag of cash before your opposition does, then reach an extraction point.
It's the fresh change to the formula the megaton franchise needed.
The Days of Summer event lets you play as a tiny plastic soldier in a sandbox under the August sun.
In addition to his impressive kill count, he has many good ideas for how Activision could make the games more accessible for visually impaired players.
