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Black Ops 7 will launch with four company Strike maps, tailored for intense 2v2 Gunfight and 6v6 chaos. See what to expect on day one.

September 2025 is shaping up to be a huge month for Xbox players, with a packed schedule of blockbuster releases, surprising indies, and new additions to Xbox Game Pass.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is shaping up to be one of the year’s biggest FPS releases, especially with its narrative-heavy campaign bringing back fan-favourite Operatives. But if you were hoping to dive into the story on your couch with a buddy in some split-screen action, we’ve got some not-so-great news.

Battlefield 6 ditches ray tracing to prioritize smoother performance and higher frame rates, ensuring a consistent multiplayer experience ahead of its October 10 launch.

A fresh Battlefield 6 Portal leak has surfaced, offering an extended look at just what’s possible with the shooter’s highly anticipated sandbox mode. The footage, shared by Battlefield Wire on X, showcases nearly six minutes of gameplay.

Blizzard has reversed a permanent Overwatch 2 ban for saying “noob” after fan backlash. The decision comes during Season 18 alongside Wuyang’s debut and new hero perks.

Battlefield 6 devs confirm server stress tests and scaling ahead of the October 10 launch to avoid server queues and deliver a smooth experience at release.

Blizzard has officially confirmed that Overwatch 2 has banned over 1 million accounts since its launch in 2022. Using its Defense Matrix system, the developer has continued to push back against cheats like aimhacking and wallhacking, as well as penalising players who teamed up with those exploiting the game. This marks one of Blizzard’s biggest efforts yet to keep its competitive shooter thriving on fair play.

PC players can finally return to the battlefield. After a nearly two-month outage triggered by a serious hacking threat, Call of Duty: WW2 is officially back online on PC, and it’s playable again for Xbox Game Pass subscribers.

As Microsoft gears up for the highly-anticipated launch of the ROG Xbox Ally, it’s laying the groundwork for a more unified and seamless PC gaming experience, and GOG’s latest update is a huge step in that direction. The DRM-free storefront, beloved by PC gamers for its retro library and gamer-first philosophy, has now added Xbox login integration, making game purchases and account access smoother than ever for Xbox fans on PC.