Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 – Zombie Chronicles will introduce a host of new GobbleGum powerups, so while the expansion is part of Black Ops 3’s Season Pass, it still offers up quite a bit of value for its $29.99 USD price tag.
Call of Duty players can return to some of Treyarch’s best Zombies maps when Black Ops 3 – Zombies Chronicles hits PlayStation 4 next week on May 16.
Recent additions to the game that weren’t in the original have ignited fierce debate among the Modern Warfare community, with some wanting the game to be as close to the original as possible, while others are praising the game’s new additions for offering a modern taken on a decade-old classic.
There’s no denying that the decision to bring Call of Duty back to WW2 was a good one. But with Sledgehammer Games at the helm, how close were we from getting a sequel to the studio’s 2014 offering, Advanced Warfare?
Activision has been bullish about the prospect, but the publisher may yet do an about-face and release a standalone version of Modern Warfare Remastered.
Rumours have been swirling for weeks about the fifth and final piece of zombie DLC for 2015’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, and it appears as though we finally have a concrete insight into what we can expect in the coming weeks.
It’s been an exciting past few weeks for gamers with the announcements of Star Wars: Battlefront 2 and Call of Duty: WWII, with the former looking to “bring the franchise back to its roots”. It’s also looking to redefine and reinvigorate the Call of Duty multiplayer experience, and one way it’s doing that is with a story-based mode called, simply, ‘War’.
What a difference a year makes, as Call of Duty: WW2 becomes more popular on YouTube in 48 hours than Infinite Warfare was in a whole year.
It’s going to be very interesting to see how Sledgehammer Games has crafted a game around moving what is considered to be such an important mechanic of the Call of Duty experience.
Perhaps most interesting about the unveiling was the reveal of Headquarters, a special online feature that Sledgehammer says is unlike any social feature we’ve seen in a Call of Duty game before.