Always wanted to create custom maps and modes within the Call of Duty framework? Treyarch is making that super simple with mod tools next year for Black Ops III.

As usual, expect Call of Duty to be a game of three sides: Multiplayer, single-player and of course zombies. And speaking of the shambling undead, here’s a new trailer for the upcoming Giant mode and map in Call of Duty Black Ops 3 this year.

Zombies are still popular. So are shooter games. So why not take the best parts from Call of Duty's Zombie experience and spin it off into its own standalone game? That's not going to happen. Not ever.

The creative director for Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 has half-heartedly apologised for the misguided marketing stunt that had people convinced Singapore was under terrorist attack.

This year in Call of Duty, you'll get 15 hours of single player, which you can play in whatever order you like.

Black Ops 3 will still see quite a few fresh faces this year, players who’ll be hopping into the franchise for the very first time. And when it comes to introducing people to the finer points of Call of Duty’s multiplayer, there’s always one specific map that comes to mind. Nuketown. And that map could be returning to Black Ops 3.

A new trailer showcasing the Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 beta demonstrates how players will move around the battlefield. It looks a lot like Titanfall, truth be told - and that's not a bad thing.

It feels like Call of Duty has been neglected on PC for the last few games. That time is over. Treyarch is making the PC version of Black Ops 3 the one to own.