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Call of Duty: Mobile Season 8 launches on Wednesday, September 22 at 1AM BST and players will be able to revisit the very first Call of Duty Battle Royale map – Blackout.To celebrate the second anniversary of Call of Duty: Mobile, Season 8 will introduce Blackout, a map first seen in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.

Treyarch have shared the latest patch notes for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War which feature updated Weapon XP earning rates.The patch notes focus on progression in both Multiplayer and Zombies, with the developers addressing an issue where the Napalm Burst Ammo Mod wasn’t consistently awarding weapon XP.An issue with XP gains not matching the intended levels in Zombies was also identified and fixed.Popular multiplayer map Nuketown ‘84 was also updated, removing an out-of-bounds exploit that

Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War player has found a Nuketown ’84 easter egg ahead of its release this week.The map, which is scheduled to arrive on Tuesday (November 24), can now be accessed through a glitch discovered by Twitter user TheGhostOfMW2, who shared a video capturing his experience on the social media platform.Check out the tweet below.SPOILERNUKETOWN EASTER EGG (WOW) #BlackOpsColdWar pic.twitter.com/q6erop1XQ2— dude trust me (@TheGhostOfMW2) November 21, 2020 To activate the Nuketown

Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has released, showing fan favourite map Nuketown returning and more, Activison has confirmed.In a tweet from the company, season one for the game was briefly outlined. One of the most notable inclusions is the addition of the iconic Nuketown map, which will be getting a 1984 makeover when it drops on November 24.Moving into December, season one of Call Of Duty Black Ops Cold War will kick off.

Whether it’s Cardi B getting mad at Offset for playing Call of Duty or Ski Mask the Slump God naming one of his biggest songs, “Nuketown,” after one of the game’s most popular maps, rappers love the ubiquitous first-person shooter.

Prior to Juice WRLD’s recent death at the age of 21, the Chicago rapper was scheduled to perform at Rolling Loud LA. Instead of cancelling his set, the festival’s organizers opted to hold a tribute featuring performances by some of his closest friends and collaborators, including Ski Mask the Slump God, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, and G Herbo.