All new lows for microtransactions in video games.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Battlefield 5, Pokemon Let's Go, and (surprisingly enough) Fallout 76 chart high as well.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate drops down to 4th place in its second week on the market.
Reaper from Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 also joins the roster of playable Blackout characters.
Operation Absolute Zero will be available today for PS4 players first and next week for other platforms.
The first 100 Tiers in the new Contraband Stream are all clearly defined, with more diverse content added.
Hijacked from Black Ops 2 is coming to Blackout, while Zombies will have Daily Callings.
The Battle Edition currently retails for $30, but will cost $40 from January 6th, 2019 onwards.
Apparently slated for December 11th, fans are predicting Hijacked from Black Ops 2.
Numerous crash fixes have been implemented, along with new Calling Cards in Blackout.
Major US retailer posts $488.6 million loss in the midst of falling share price.
The Bowie Knife arrives in Blackout and PS4 players get to play Safeguard first.
Some minor issues in gameplay have also been addressed.
Double XP, Tier Boosts, Nebulium Plasma, and Merits available until November 26th, 10 AM PST.
As far as Call of Duty goes, it seems like players don’t care much for the single player campaigns at all.
Massive update adds double XP for all modes, weapon balance changes, and more.
Call of Duty wins the first battle between it and Red Dead Redemption 2.
Treyarch is also teasing a surprise later next week.
Red Dead Redemption 2 can’t knock these games off.
The fan-favourite map heads to Russia for some Cold War action.
