Nuketown remains a popular map due to its small size, resulting in frenetic matches. A player spawned a giant jumbo jet in Nuketown mid-battle, surprising many. The incident was potentially linked to rendering in 3D space,

The original Nuketown has returned in Black Ops 6, but it’s missing one of it’s most popular features from 14-years-ago.

Black Ops 6 will once again let players explore Nuketown, but while that is great to see, Treyarch should go all out this time around.

After extensively teasing all sorts of Nuketown-related fun in the months leading up to launch, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 ended up debuting without the beloved multiplayer map in tow. But take heart: the devs have confirmed that Nuketown is coming just one week after the game's release.

When it works, the Black Ops 6 campaign is hit or miss for me. On the one hand it can feel like you’ve stepped into a 90s spy movie, with Adler reminding me a lot of Robert Redford’s character from Spy Game.

Black Ops 6 hasn’t even been out for a full month yet and Activision is already teasing a slew of season 1 content coming next week. The update is bringing more loadout options, maps, and teases for mid-season zombies reveals.

Black Ops 6 is now well underway, with many players being more than ready for a fresh wave of content to shake up the core experience of the recently released title. The Treyarch-led game enjoyed a hugely successful opening weekend thanks to its Xbox Game Pass presence and the unique nature of its premise compared to more recent franchise releases,

This brings new maps, modes, weapons and more in Black Ops 6, an all-new Zombies experience, and full Call of Duty Warzone and Mobile integration.