May 27th 2024.
The highly anticipated Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 has finally been announced, and fans are buzzing with excitement as they eagerly await its release. While leaks and rumors are common before a new game is officially revealed, this year has been different as little was known about the game's setting until now. However, a new promotional video confirms that Black Ops 6 will take place during the 1991 Gulf War.
The video, sent to prominent Call Of Duty streamer NoahJ456, features brief glimpses of gameplay and cutscenes, including shots of President Clinton playing the saxophone and Iraq dictator Saddam Hussein. These clips, along with a not-so-subtle reference to Frank Woods from previous games, strongly suggest that the game will be set in 1991 and will likely feature desert warfare.
One particularly exciting aspect of the video is a 1-second gameplay clip of what appears to be Zombies mode. Developed by Treyarch, Zombies mode is expected to play a major role in Black Ops 6, as it has become a fan-favorite over the years. The short clip shows a character sliding and shooting simultaneously, hinting at new gameplay mechanics that players can look forward to.
The first full trailer for Black Ops 6 is set to be revealed on June 9 at the Xbox Games Showcase. However, dataminers predict that the trailer will only be 58 seconds long. But don't worry, a 30-minute preview of the game is also scheduled for the same day, giving fans plenty of new information and footage to dissect.
One question that remains is whether Black Ops 6 will be released on current-gen consoles or if it will be a next-gen exclusive. A listing on US retailer GameStop's website seems to confirm that the game will be cross-gen, which is not surprising considering the popularity of the series. This also raises the possibility of a Nintendo Switch port in the future.
As always, subtlety has never been a strong suit for the Call Of Duty franchise. The game's creators are known for leaving clues and hints for fans to uncover, and this is no exception. So be sure to keep an eye out for any hidden messages or Easter eggs in the upcoming trailer and gameplay footage.
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