Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 review: "Both a return to form and a great entry point for new or lapsed players"
With the best Call of Duty campaign in years, and a tweaked movement system that comes to life in multiplayer, Black Ops 6 is both a return to form and a great entry point for new or lapsed players. Just don't expect it to do anything interesting with the Gulf War setting.
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Kuwait bans ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 6' video game, likely over it featuring Saddam Hussein in 1990sThe tiny Mideast nation of Kuwait has banned the release of the video game “Call of Duty: Black Ops 6,” which features the ...
Black Ops 6 is the latest entry in the juggernaut shooter franchise. It brings the long-running Black Ops sub-series to a ...
Black Ops 6 is set in the ’90s during the Gulf War, when Iraq invaded Kuwait. It is believed that this is the reason the game has been banned in the country, although neither Activision nor ...
Who are the Black Ops 6 Operators? While the Gulf War may be the setting for the latest Call of Duty game, there’s domestic conflict bubbling away. In Black Ops 6 there are two opposing ...
For the first time in four years, Black Ops is recruited back into action with its sixth installment in the Call of Duty ...
For those that don’t know: Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 takes place in/during the Gulf War, or at least its campaign does. The Gulf War is not as commonly explored as other 20th century wars ...
Black Ops 6's campaign is a return to form for the series, mixing the usual slightly unsavoury set dressing with cracking action and ironic charm.
Black Ops 6 comes with one inherent downside for perfectionists, continuing a worrying trend for the franchise.
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