Surprise! Call of Duty has made a ton of cash in 2020. That’s a headline that I can file in the water is wet and the sky is blue category, as Activision’s annual blockbuster behemoth never fails to disappoint its investors.

The Season 4 Reloaded update has drastically upped the player count while also adding a new weapon, map and game mode.

At some point, PC players are just going to need to buy a hard drive exclusively for Call of Duty despite all these patches adding a minimal amount of content.

The huge datamining effort has revealed that the campaign of the beloved shooter is being treated to a slick new paint job.

Activision’s just getting started on what Warzone has to offer, as the publisher announced new content for the spin-off and last year’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

Nvidia’s GeForce Now launched out of beta last week, and it’s already given Google and its cloud-based platform Stadia something to worry about. According to those who’ve used it, it runs well enough, enables advanced features like RTX, and best of all, lets you play games from your Steam and Epic Game Store libraries without having to purchase games anew. As a result it has a significantly larger and more robust library of games.

While Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 was the first game in the franchise to dip its toes into those ever popular last man standing waters, it looks like Modern Warfare has its own take on the genre and it might be coming real soon. Season 2 of the game has kicked off, and with it a new cinematic that looks a little like an advert for last man standing action.

As a part of the Mother Russia bundle, players will now be able to purchase a specific watch to communicate the statistic which is unavailable anywhere else in the game.