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

Call of Duty and Corsair have announced a multi-year partnership that will span a variety of Corsair-owned PC gaming brands, including Origin PC, Elgato, and SCUF.

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.

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.

In recent years, the Call of Duty campaign has been available in early access for those who preorder, but Black Ops 6 won’t be following suit.

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.

If the betas and trailers for Black Ops 6 have you and your friends stoked to play, make sure you will actually be able to party up with cross-platform support.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your

Black Ops 6 (BO6) is only a few weeks away, so here are the top five things the game needs to fix before launch.

Call of Duty has been in a regular state of chaos the past few years. After Vanguard, Modern Warfare II and Modern Warfare III, all of which were developed by either Infinity Ward or Sledgehammer Games,