GameStop treats multiple versions of Black Ops 6 to a massive discount just six weeks following the latest Call of Duty game's release.

Black Ops 6, the latest entry in the Call of Duty series, contains some really bizarre and wacky cosmetics. And while some players hate them, it doesn’t seem like the developers behind the game are going to stop making them any time soon.

The Firing Range map was first introduced in Call of Duty: Black Ops. It also appeared in Black Ops III, Black Ops 4, and Call of Duty: Mobile. Hazard was also introduced in Black Ops, but that is its only inclusion in the series.

The single-player story campaigns in the long-running Call of Duty franchise are, to put it kindly, not the main draw. When a new release in Activision’s first-person-shooter series is announced,

Live-service games aside, 2024 has been a rather quiet year for shooters. That might have allowed for a few surprise hits to really stand out in an otherwise barren year however, like Helldivers 2, which seemingly turned into a viral sensation out of the gate.

While Activision has not confirmed or denied it, fans deemed the CoD Black Ops 6 zombie Santa Claus to look suspiciously AI due to unnatural forms and the (un)dead giveaway of a six-fingered hand. The image was followed by another six-digit hand that also looked clearly AI-generated.

If you're struggling to get through the Black Ops 6 Zombies main quests, even in Directed Mode, these Gobblegums are a game-changer.

Because it's fun, reply Black Ops 6's developers. No, really. In a recent interview with Dexerto, Treyarch's associate creative director, Miles Leslie, says it's all about cramming the most 'fun' into the game.