Call Of Duty Reveal Dates

A first look at Activision's next Call of Duty game isn't far away now that the publisher has officially set May 30th as the reveal date for the next installation in the series. We still don't know for sure yet what it'll be called – though all rumors from the past point to it being named Call of Duty: Modern Warfare – but we'll find that out at 10 a.m. PT on Thursday when Activision tells all. A stream on YouTube has already been set up in preparation for the reveal, so you can check back there at the designated time to see what the game's all about.

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The official Call of Duty Twitter account shared a brief video to tease the reveal of the new game and set the date for when that'll happen. We hear a female voice talking about how 'they could be anywhere' before the reveal date is shown. You may be able to see some hints like possible emblems or other references if you look hard enough, and people are certainly going to try and do so, but it's difficult to make out much more from the teaser other than the obvious.

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A first look at Activision 's next Call of Duty game isn't far away now that the publisher has officially set May 30th as the reveal date for the next installation in the series. Call of Duty 2020 gameplay reveal date confirmed in Black Ops Cold War trailer CALL of Duty 2020's first gameplay reveal has been scheduled for next week, and should finally raise the curtain on. Fans have been waiting patiently for any news on Call of Duty 2020, and it seemed like the big announcement was going to happen today, June 4, during the PS5 game reveal event.

Leading up to the game's teaser on Wednesday and the upcoming reveal, we've seen multiple hints that something would be happening this week. Various reports and sources first suggested last week that the game would be unveiled on May 30th, and those were supported by Activision's actions. The Call of Duty social media accounts went dark this week in preparation for the reveal, so the announcement from today and the reveal seemed imminent. There was also a directory for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare which was added to Twitch, an interesting find that hinted at the reveal and also appeared to confirm the new game's name.

Whatever happens on Thursday during the reveal, you can expect to see more about the new Call of Duty game during E3 this year, specifically during the E3 Coliseum events. The Infinity Ward team who is developing this year's Call of Duty will take the stage during E3 2019 to talk about the game. Between now and then, you can probably expect to see a trailer or two and some deep dives into Call of Duty 2019 to share more details.

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Activision will reveal the new Call of Duty game on Thursday at 10 a.m. PT.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has officially been revealed, following an event that left players sprinting to the Stadium to avoid a nuclear blast. Now that the dust has finally settled, here's a recap of everything you need to know about the game including its release date, a first look at its reveal trailer and details about its upcoming multiplayer beta.

The Essential Details

• Release Date: November 13 on PS4, Xbox One and PC. Next-gen version dates to be announced later.
• Developed by Treyarch and Raven Software.
• Campaign, multiplayer, Zombies and Warzone.
• Cross-play, cross-progression and a Battle Pass.
• No paid DLC.
• Multiplayer reveal September 9.
• Shared progression with Warzone, meaning Modern Warfare earned content will carry over to the new game.
• The game runs on a new graphics engine.

Upgrades and next-gen

• The standard next-gen version of Black Ops Cold War will cost $69.
• Players can upgrade from current-gen to next-gen via the Cross-Gen Bundle (see below) or by paying $10, as long as you're staying in the same console family.

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Campaign Details

• Set in the early '80s and is a sequel to the original Call of Duty: Black Ops.
• 'Players encounter historic figures and learn hard truths as they battle around the globe through iconic locales like East Berlin, Turkey, Vietnam, Soviet-era Moscow and more.'
• Woods, Hudson and Mason return to hunt down Perseus, an asset bent on global destabilization.
• It's possible to create your own character.
• There are multiple endings triggered by player choice.

Editions, Beta and Pre-Orders

If all these details sound good to you, it's time to consider a pre-order. Here's what we know so far about the game's three editions: Standard Edition, Cross-Gen Bundle and Ultimate Edition.

All Digital Pre-Orders Include

• Early Open Beta Access.
• Frank Woods Operator in Modern Warfare and Warzone.
• Beta dates are not known, but PS4 beta will start first.

Standard Edition ($59 current-gen, $69 next-gen)

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• Confrontation Weapons Pack.

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Cross-Gen Bundle $69

• Both current and next-gen games.
• Confrontation Weapons Pack.

Ultimate Edition $89

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• Both current and next-gen games.
• Confrontation Weapons Pack.
• Land, Sea and Air Pack: Three Operator Skins, Vehicle Skins and Weapon Blueprints.
• Season 1 Battle Pass plus 20 tier skips.
• 10 Tier skips in Modern Warfare (digital only).

That's all you need to know about Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War following today's reveal.

What do you think of Black Ops Cold War based on this trailer? Will you be pre-ordering any of the three editions? Tell us in the comments section!