Black Ops 6 is shaping up to be a thrilling new chapter in the franchise, and after participating in both beta tests, I’m eager to share what players can expect.

O ne of the hallmarks of Call of Duty for over a decade has been the Zombies mode. What was once a terrifying surprise at the end of World at War's campaign has cemented itself as

Developer Treyarch issues a warning to those currently enjoying the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 multiplayer beta.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 won't launch until Oct. 25, but you can get access to the game right now. If you missed the first round of open beta, which closed Sept. 4, the second open beta runs until 10 a.m. PT on Monday, Sept. 9.

The second weekend of the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 beta is almost here, and this time around it’s open to everybody whether or not you’ve pre-ordered the game or have Xbox Game Pass. It’s free to download and play, and includes even more content than the first weekend.

Activision has released campaign early access for those who pre-ordered recent Call of Duty games, including last year's poorly received Modern Warfare 3 campaign. The early access periods generally began a week before the full launch, offering fans the chance to play through the story so they can hit Multiplayer and Zombies right off the bat.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will bring back the classic Prestige system from previous games but tweaked to fit the new battle pass and seasonal model.

Rossignol’s Super Black Ops 98 is a precisely-tuned sports car that bridges the gap between all-mountain jibbing and on-piste carving performance. The ridiculous 80s-inspired topsheet (ignore it or embrace it!

Black Ops 6 has introduced a lot of fresh multiplayer content, and one frustrating field upgrade is just what the franchise needs.